Asset Hoard v0.1.16: Dependency tracking, richer bundles, lighter search

New file types, a clear view of what your 3D models and materials depend on, richer bundles, and a search index that is lighter on memory. Plus a stack of polish and fixes.

📦 More file types supported

Tiled maps (.tmx) now show up with proper thumbnails and a live preview, so your level maps look like everything else in your library.
Paint.NET files (.pdn) are now recognised and imported.

🔗 See what your 3D models and materials depend on

Selecting a 3D model (OBJ, GLTF/GLB) or material (MTL) now reveals its associated files, grouped into three clear lists: in your library, on disk but not imported, and missing.
OBJ models flatten their .mtl and the textures it pulls in into a single list, so you can answer "are my textures here?" at a glance.
The missing group is expanded by default, making it easy to diagnose why a preview looks untextured, and every entry has a reveal-in-folder action.
The "on disk, not imported" group keeps a one-click import action. The same wording now applies to Godot .tres references too.

🗂 Better bundles and organisation

A new "Show all" toggle lets you flatten a bundle and view every asset inside it at once, including those tucked away in nested bundles, without changing how anything is stored.
Categories now flow through bundles. A category set on a bundle is reflected on the bundle and the assets within it, and categories show up directly in the tree and on asset rows as tags.
Bundle summaries are richer, showing the file types contained inside at a glance.
Projects, tags and categories can now all be managed from the Settings menu, giving you one place to tidy up your library.
Drag onto breadcrumbs to move items up the hierarchy. Drop assets, bundles, or a mixed selection onto any ancestor breadcrumb to move them in one gesture, without hunting for the target in the sidebar tree. Works in the library, workbench and project views.
Right-click menus on bundles are now consistent wherever you use them.
Bundle previews are noticeably faster, especially for bundles with lots of tagged assets.

🔊 Smoother audio

Audio previews now show separate left and right channel waveforms.
Hitting play now properly selects and previews the track.
🐛 Track length and file size display correctly in list view.

📥 A more reliable import experience

Import progress now moves steadily forward instead of jumping around.
🐛 Fixed a problem where watched-folder imports could appear to get stuck and never finish.

🔍 Faster, lighter search

Turning search off now frees up around 450 MB of memory and can be cancelled at any time, with indexes kept on disk so switching it back on is quick.
Search indexing is smarter and lighter, updating as you add assets rather than rebuilding from scratch, so large imports feel snappier.

🐛 Polish and fixes

Added a "Re-detect Pixel Art" button in Settings > Data that re-runs render-profile auto-detection across your library, so you can fix renderers that look wrong without re-importing. Your manual choices, bundle defaults and category defaults are preserved, and it runs in the background with a cancellable progress bar.
Fixed a Unity-related settings issue and improved the empty-state experience in settings (it no longer errors on certain operating systems).
Thumbnails now fit cleanly without being clipped.
Added protection against malicious oversized images.
Various stability fixes for Blender packages and previews.
Project descriptions are now editable in the header to match bundles.
Semantic Search never ceasing to intialise at startup is now been fixed

Happy hoarding.