Instead of importing and re-exporting every time, create a symbolic link between your Asset Editor workspace and your source folder (e.g., a Dropbox or GitHub repo). In 2.3.13, right-click an asset and select . The editor will automatically reload the asset when changes are detected externally.
Before installing, ensure your system meets the requirements:
to provide more immediate visual feedback when assigning an "Active" status to registered assets. Performance & Bug Fixes asset editor 2.3.13
Previous versions were notorious for memory leaks when handling high-poly assets. Version 2.3.13 introduces a rewritten memory management module. Users report a when batch-importing over 500 high-resolution textures.
Here are a few options for your "Asset Editor 2.3.13" post, depending on where you plan to share it (LinkedIn, Twitter/X, Discord, or a blog). Instead of importing and re-exporting every time, create
A full-featured mesh editor that allows users to merge, split, and duplicate parts from various models to create entirely new assets.
As always, we recommend backing up your current configurations before performing an update. For a deep dive into all available features, please refer to our updated User Documentation Users report a when batch-importing over 500 high-resolution
The new version includes a streamlined metadata editor. You can now attach custom tags, version notes, and dependency links directly within the asset’s properties panel. This is a game-changer for teams using shared asset libraries.