Explain default behavior of AssetServer in the asset_loading example #822
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Moxinilian
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Very good call. I removed one of the two examples as I think they were redundant / a little to noisy. Thanks! |
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It's unclear where the default
AssetServergets its assets from, so I thought it would be beneficial to explain it in the dedicated asset loading example. This is proven to be an issue for people using bevy by #810, and explaining it in the dedicated asset loading example may be beneficial. This would be complimented by #821, as the error would make it clear where bevy was looking for the asset.I don't know if it would be beneficial to modify any other examples. I figure that if someone has issues with asset loading they'd probably check the example to see if it has any insight.