Basics
Loading assets to the cache
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Cache tab
Before a document (the original) When using an asset in Photoshop or Premiere
it is important to have access to the original file, to have the full resolution to work with.
Before such an original can be opened, it first has needs to be loaded added to the cache . By pressing the floppy disk icon the file will first.
Cached items can be recognized by their blue highlight color and the folder icon 
. Cached items are available offline.
Loading assets to the cache
Assets can be loaded to the cache . Pressing the pencil icon will load the object to the cache and will automatically open it when the loading has finished.
When the object is loaded to the cache, it will be marked with a blue color and a cache-icon. Also some action buttons will become available. These can also be invoked using the context menu.
In the grid view the cached objects are also recognisable by a blue border and the cache-icon. Actions can be performed using the context-menu.
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It is possible the "load to cache"-button is not available for some assets. This is because your user does not have the "export"-rights for these assets. |
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When using the Ingestspace or Collections tab, there is also the global action to load all visible items to cache in bulk.
Removing assets from the cache
An asset can be removed from the cache by clicking the cross button, or by choosing "remove from cache" in the context menu.
Cached object actions
Photoshop 
A cached object in Photoshop has the following actions:
Edit: Opens the file in Photoshop
Place: Places the file as a new Photoshop layer (smart object) in the currently open Photoshop document.
Remove from cache: Removes the object from cache
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The contents of the cache can be viewed in the "cache" tab.
Objects can be removed one-by-one by pressing the "cross"-button or by using the context-menu. The whole cache can be cleared at once by using Additionally, in Photoshop there is also a shortcut for uncached assets to add the asset to cache and open it immediately after. This is the pencil icon.
Premiere 
A cached object in Premiere has the following actions:
Import to project: Imports the asset to the Premiere project
Remove from cache: Removes the object from cache
Cache tab
The Cache tab lists all the items currently in the cache. The same object actions are also available here.
Additionally there is also the option to clear the entire cache with one click, by pressing the "delete all" button.
