Everything Tessera knows about one download, in one place. Open a pack from Browse, from search, or from an asset's details.
#The head of the page
The cover, the name, how many files and assets it holds, its size, its license, its creator and whether it is in a game or a collection yet. The buttons beside it:
- Link to a game copies the whole pack into a project you have linked.
- Add to collection.
- Add files, to grow the pack with a later download.
- Edit details, to correct anything by hand.
- Archive, to take it out of search without deleting it.
- Delete, which moves it to the bin.
#The tabs
- Assets: every model, sprite, sound and font the pack holds, as tiles. Search inside the pack, or group by folder.
- Files: every file exactly as it is on disk, with archives opened out like folders and every size shown. This is the truth of what you downloaded.
- License: what it allows, the credit line to use, the license text itself, and the proof kept with the pack.
- About: the source page, the creator, the version, the description, tags, genre and style, and when it was added.
#Editing details
Edit details opens the record: name, license, source and creator, version, description, tags, genre, style, and the cover. Read it again asks Tessera to detect the license and source from the pack's own files once more, which is useful after you have added files to it.
#Licenses for part of a pack
Some bundles ship a folder under different terms. A pack can carry a rule for a path, and every file under that path is covered by it. The viewer always shows the license that applies to the file in front of you, not just the pack's own.