According to this Unite 2019 video:
He’s passing in two strings, the first called a key and the second a label. He clarifies that “Assets can have addresses and labels. At runtime, they’re the same.”
So my understanding from that is that I could pass in two strings that are both labels, ask for the intersection, and receive only the assets or locations of assets that feature both the given labels. Am I understanding this correctly?
When I try to do the above, it doesn’t work. The returned list simply features 0 objects, meaning no assets matched the intersection query I guess. However it does work if I ensure that the first key matches the name of an addressable asset, like “Tree” in his example.
I’m still relatively new with Addressables so I can’t tell if this should be possible and I’ve stuffed something up or not…