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# Asset Catalog

At the bottom of the editor are two windows. The **Asset Catalog** and the **Assets** view

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#### Adding Assets From the Asset Catalog

To add textures, sound effects, and animations to your project: search for what you're looking for, then, drag the asset into the scene view or into your assets list to download it to your project.

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The **assets** pane on the right shows all the files and folders inside of your game's `res` directory. You can pull these assets directly into your scene by dragging them in, or reference them in your scripts.

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#### Adding Assets From Your Local PC

You can add textures (.png), sound effects (.wav) or [Spine Animations](/core-engine-concepts/spine.md) from your local computer to the `res` folder to use them in your game.


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