One flat media tree for the whole organization: project icons, logos and banners, config screenshots, the shared UI icon set, member and website art, and the 4K easter-egg video clips. Every distinct asset is stored exactly once and catalogued in manifest.csv.
One row per asset: project, kind, dimensions, size, SHA-256, how many duplicate copies were merged into it, all of their original paths and URLs, and a note on what the asset is. release-assets.csv separately catalogues release downloads (mod JARs, source archives and checksums), which are not part of this bundle.
The original snapshot held the same bytes copied into each project, the website and the platform listings: 116 files over 67 directories. The October 4, 2026 cleanup kept one copy of each distinct asset and shipped a path-mapping.csv of every old path. Nothing was lost: all 50 removed paths were byte-identical to a kept file, and no asset was re-encoded or edited.
The website folder holds easteregg-video.webm (24.4 s), easteregg-video-2.webm (5.4 s) and easteregg-video-3.webm (14.0 s), all 3840x2160 VP8 with Opus audio, plus the Beacon background video used on this site.
Project repositories, CurseForge listings and this website all draw their media from this bundle instead of carrying private copies.
Every file is public in the repository tree; the manifest gives dimensions and hashes so downstream users can verify what they copied.
ATTRIBUTION.md records third-party material and licenses; the icon set is a shared Lucide/Heroicons-derived SVG collection.
The project is public on GitLab under the assets tag and stays current as projects gain new artwork.
Open the repository for the full tree, the manifest, the attribution record and the cleanup patch that merged the duplicates.
