audio.library

The clip catalogue, written out one literal at a time.

Every reference is a string LITERAL, which is what records this content's dependency on the clip and makes the whole sound travel when the world is installed somewhere else. A computed identity would resolve here and reach nothing in the next world, which is why asset.resolve refuses one on the gameplay path at all.

local L = require("audio.library")
L.clips.titan_roar     -- an AssetRef, or nil
L.voice.brief_1
L.missing()            -- every identity that came back nil

tryResolve answers a miss with nil rather than raising, so a clip that was never baked costs the game that one sound instead of its whole soundscape. audio.Soundscape reports how many came back nil.