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# Custom Assets
This aims to show you how to spawn custom assets once you've followed [Creating an assetbundle](/docs/schedule-in-unity/creating-an-assetbundle.md).
Once you got your .assets file, simply place it near your plugininfo.json file in your project as shown below.\
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Then in your code in order to register it as a clientside bundle you simply have to use your plugin `RegisterClientsideBundle(fileName)` like shown below.
```csharp
public void Start()
{
string bundle = "circuit.assets";
RegisterClientsideAssetBundle(bundle);
}
```
This will make players download your asset.\
Now let's make it spawn with `ClientAPI.InstantiateClientObject`
GameObject circuit = ClientAPI.InstantiateClientObject(bundle, "MarioCircuit", new Vector3(0, 3000, 0));
In the example above i'm spawning the GameObject named "MarioCircuit" at 3000units in the sky.\
You can spawn it at `0, 0, 0` so it'll be at the middle of the map in the ravin.\
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In my example let's create a quick chat command so i can teleport to it.
```csharp
[ChatCommand("circuit")]
public static void TPCommand(Player player)
{
player.Teleport(circuit.transform.position + new Vector3(0, 1, 0));
player.SendChatMessage("You have been teleported to the Mario Circuit!");
}
```
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And just like that i can play mario kart in schedule I.\
Don't ask me why :joy:.