# DRAG AND DROP

Use this method if you have only a few assets to import.

## PROS AND CONS

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**PROS**

* Very quick and simple
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**CONS**

* Adding assets like this bloats the map file and makes Dungeondraft more likely to crash if you do that too much
* Assets won't appear where you dropped them, and might get hard to find or even be dropped outside of the map
* Sometime the method doesn't work because of reasons
* Drag-and-dropped assets can't be part of a multiple selection unless you drag a selection box around each of them once by one while holding **SHIFT**
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## THE METHOD

1. Open your map
2. Open the folder with the file you want to import
3. Select and drag the file onto the map and drop it

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The asset will probably appear somewhere else than the point you dropped it, usually somewhere on the right side. Make sur to be zoomed in quite a bit when you drop you your asset to avoid it being outside of the map.
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