Work with bundles

A bundle is a way of grouping assets that are related. The specific relationship is up to you. For example, you might put all the components of a video game character in the same bundle, or you might put all aspects of a particular movie scene in the same bundle.

Unlike projects, collections, and folders, a bundle is not a container for assets. Instead, a bundle defines a set of assets that should be looked at together. This means, for example, that assets contained in different folders could be part of the same bundle.

Bundles are not mutually exclusive. For example, a bundle can share multiple assets, and a bundle can contain other bundles.

To view and work with bundles in a project, you must be a member of the project. Actions you can perform are limited by your P4 Server permissions. Contact your P4 DAM project administrator for help.

Create bundles

To create a new bundle in P4 DAM, see Create a bundle.

Find bundles

To find existing bundles in P4 DAM, you can:

• Search for bundles by name. Searching is typically the easiest way to find what you need. Bundles can be searched for in the same way as assets. See Search for assets and bundles.
• Browse collections in projects. See Browse collections.
• Browse all assets in P4 DAM. See Browse assets and bundles.

Other bundle actions

When you find the bundle you need, you can:

• View the bundle. See View a bundle.
• Download the bundle. See Download a bundle.
• Copy the bundle. See Copy a bundle.
• Move the bundle to another location. See Move a bundle in a collection.
• Manage tags in the bundle. See Add tags to bundles and Remove tags from bundles.
• Delete the bundle. See Delete a bundle.