AssetManifest Class

Base class for typed asset manifests. Subclass it, declare your assets as AssetRef<T> fields, then pass the manifest to PreloadAsync(AssetManifest, IProgress<AssetLoadProgress>, CancellationToken) in your scene's OnLoadAsync.

public abstract class AssetManifest

Inheritance System.Object → AssetManifest

Example

public class LevelAssets : AssetManifest
{
    public readonly AssetRef<ITexture>    Tileset   = Texture("assets/images/tileset.png", TextureScaleMode.Nearest);
    public readonly AssetRef<ITexture>    Player    = Texture("assets/images/player.png");
    public readonly AssetRef<ISoundEffect> Jump      = Sound("assets/audio/jump.wav");
    public readonly AssetRef<IMusic>       BgMusic   = Music("assets/audio/level1.ogg");
    public readonly AssetRef<IFont>        HUDFont   = Font("assets/fonts/hud.ttf", size: 20);
}

Methods
Font(string, int)	Declares a font asset. Size is part of the identity: Font("ui.ttf", 16) and Font("ui.ttf", 32) are two independent cached entries.
GetAll()	Returns all AssetRef<T> fields declared on this manifest instance. FieldInfo is cached per concrete type; resolved refs are cached per instance.
GetUniqueKeys()	Returns the deduplicated set of RefCountKeys for this manifest. Computed once from GetAll() and cached for the lifetime of the instance, so Brine2D.Assets.AssetCache.PreloadAsync(Brine2D.Assets.AssetManifest,System.IProgress{Brine2D.Assets.AssetLoadProgress},System.Threading.CancellationToken) and Brine2D.Assets.AssetCache.Unload(Brine2D.Assets.AssetManifest) can iterate unique keys without allocating on every call.
Music(string)	Declares a music asset (streamed).
Sound(string)	Declares a sound effect asset (short, in-memory).
Texture(string, TextureScaleMode)	Declares a texture asset.