Recently deleted

Deleting an asset moves it to Recently deleted, where you can restore it. Anyone in your organization can delete and restore assets, not only the person who made them.

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Delete assets

Open an asset’s menu, or open the asset, and choose Delete. To delete several, select them, then choose Actions › Delete. While you’re in a folder, ZeroGen asks what you want:

• Remove from folder takes the assets out of this folder. They stay in the Library and in any other folders.
• Remove from all folders keeps them in the Library, in Unfiled.
• Delete moves them to Recently deleted.

Outside a folder, Delete also offers Remove from all folders when an asset you selected is in a folder. Generations that used a deleted asset as a reference aren’t affected. Their reference graph marks the asset In Recently deleted.

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Delete a folder

Open the folder’s menu in the sidebar or on its card, and choose Delete folder. Then choose:

• Delete folders, keep assets: the assets stay in the Library. Any that aren’t in another folder move to Unfiled.
• Delete folders and assets: the assets move to Recently deleted too.

Subfolders are always deleted with their folder. Deleted folders don’t appear in Recently deleted, so to bring one back, choose Undo in the notice that follows. Only the person who deleted the folder can undo it, within an hour. The notice goes away when you make another folder change, switch projects or leave the Library, and Undo goes with it. Only Owners and Admins can delete a folder that’s linked to LucidLink.

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Restore assets

Choose Recently deleted in the Library sidebar. You can search and filter it like the rest of the Library.

• To restore one asset, open its menu and choose Restore.
• To restore several, select them and choose Restore selected.

Restored assets go back to the folders they were in. If a folder no longer exists, they go to Unfiled.