Project Search and Labels
“You can add a label to an asset from the Asset Labels box at the bottom of its inspector. If you click on the button within that box, you will see a menu of existing labels with a text box at the top.”
I found this sentence confusing until I realized that there might be a step missing. I think the user should select an item in the project view first otherwise that instruction probably won’t work. I would re-write the sentence this way.
“You can add a label to an asset by first selecting an asset in the Project Browser then select the Asset Labels box at the bottom of its inspector. If you click on the button within that box, you will see a menu of existing labels with a text box at the top.”
I suggest this change, because the user may have selected an instance in the scene view instead. This is what I did by accident.
“The text box lets you filter the existing labels or enter the text of a new label; you can press the spacebar or enter key while typing to add the new label text to the asset. Labels currently applied to an asset are shown with a check mark to their left in the menu. You can simply “select” an applied label from the menu to remove it. Note that any asset can have as many labels as desired and thereby belong to several different label groups at once.”
I feel like there is information missing here too. There is a sentence missing about how searches are performed.
I would add this sentence to the end of the paragraph.
“Searches are performed using an “or” operator. If you search for objects matching more than one label you will see results matching any of them.”