AI tools: Export, publish and the store

Exporting your game, publishing it, and the asset store. 6 tools. You see every step your AI takes and can undo any of them.

asset_store_install

Install an Asset Store pack into the open project: free packs, or paid packs this account already owns (it never buys). Downloads, checks the checksum and unpacks into Assets/<pack_id>/ (the pack's own folder, so packs never collide), adds its demo scene as Scenes/<pack_id>-<name>, and refreshes the Content panel. Use the files by their paths inside Assets, e.g. "<pack_id>/knight_live/knight_live@2x.png". starter: true installs the packs chosen for new projects (the free Starter Library) instead. HTTP calls return a job_id immediately; read progress and the final result with tool_job instead of repeating the tool.

asset_store_search

Search the Arcwright Asset Store: asset packs of sprites, tilesets, animations, 3D models, materials, sounds, UI and effects (free Starter Library packs and paid packs). Filters: query words, price (free | paid), dimension (2d | 3d), style (pixel, painted, realistic ...), category. Shows each pack's id, price, contents, whether it's owned and whether it's already installed in this project. Install a free or owned one with asset_store_install. Works offline from the cached catalog.

creator_open

Open the character creator screen in Play for a player (default the first): Body, Face, Skin, Hair, Eyes and Presets tabs with sliders, swatches and Randomize over a turning view of the character; Done wears the look (and the run keeps it). Needs Play running. A project with no game UI gets the minimal one first (the creator is a game UI screen; Play restarts once to show it).

export_game

Start one standalone game export. Mac copies the editor's shipped prebuilt player and your game files, checks it from a clean root and signs it (seconds; never compiles). Returns a durable job receipt, not a success claim; poll ui_report with export_job. Web exports a 2D WebGL2 player as index.html, WASM and assets for static hosting. Mac app has its own name/icon and main menu, no editor. Linux uses the existing Deck packaging route over the preconfigured deck SSH connection, in an isolated export workspace; Windows uses the Windows editor’s adjacent native player and saves a durable folder-export receipt.

export_web

Export the current (or named) 2D scene as a browser game: one self-contained folder (index.html, TTRWebPlayer.wasm, the page's scripts, game.json and the scene's own files) that any static host serves as a playable link, phone or desktop. Keyboard, touch buttons for the keys the game's scripts read, and gamepads. Returns a durable job receipt; poll ui_report with export_job. Hosting is a separate step (see Platforms/Web/SHARE.md); nothing is uploaded.

publish_game

Publish the open game to Arcwright Play (the Arcwright game store), or a new version of a game already there. Packages exactly what the start scene uses, then runs the automatic checks the store requires: the game boots, 30 s of bot play with no script errors, no executable code beyond sandboxed game scripts, size limits. It captures a cover and screenshots from the running game and uploads with the listing. The store re-checks everything; low-risk games go public, others wait for a person. dry_run packages and checks without uploading. content is the age-rating questionnaire (every key required). HTTP calls return a job_id immediately; read progress and the final result with tool_job instead of repeating the tool.