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# Exporting your Asset

After you've completed setting up your asset in Blender, you need to export it correctly for Simulon. The Asset Preparation plugin makes this easy for by providing an "Export Asset" button. 

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When you click this button you'll be prompted for an output folder. The plugin will then collect all the resources linked to your asset and pack the resources into the `.blend`, or into a `.zip` if they are external files such as images sequences, UDIMs or videos. The file output will either be an `asset.blend` or `asset.zip` file.

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Once the export is complete you're ready to upload that file to Simulon.


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