> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.pixelate.tomblack.ca/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Asset contents

> Understand the Pixelate package folder structure.

Pixelate imports into `Assets/Pixelate`. The package is organized so editor code, shaders, documentation, and demo content stay separate.

```text theme={null}
Assets/
  Pixelate/
    Documentation/
    DEMO/
      Animations/
      Models/
      Scenes/
      Sprites/
      URP/
    Resources/
      Editor/
    Scripts/
      Editor/
    Shaders/
```

## Folder guide

| Folder             | Purpose                                                                               |
| ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `Documentation`    | Offline HTML documentation and links to the hosted docs.                              |
| `DEMO/Animations`  | Source 3D animation clips and example generated 2D animation assets.                  |
| `DEMO/Models`      | Demo model, materials, textures, and prefab used by the sample scenes.                |
| `DEMO/Scenes`      | Included scenes for capturing and previewing generated sprites.                       |
| `DEMO/Sprites`     | Example diffuse, normal-map, and palette textures generated with Pixelate.            |
| `DEMO/URP`         | Pre-configured URP renderer assets for the demo scenes.                               |
| `Resources/Editor` | Editor UI images used by the Pixelate inspector.                                      |
| `Scripts`          | Runtime-safe data types, capture manager, profiles, utility code, and sprite slicing. |
| `Scripts/Editor`   | Custom inspectors, menu items, editor capture logic, and profile UI.                  |
| `Shaders`          | Capture, palette snapping, normal-map, and sprite-lighting shaders.                   |

<Tip>
  Generated captures should go into your own folder under `Assets/`, not inside Pixelate's package folders.
</Tip>