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Update a Walkthrough Image in Your Asset Manager
Sometimes, you need to update your walkthrough images (due to software updates, an image wasn't initially "scrubbed" properly, etc.). Luckily, it's easy to replace images with our Asset Manager - we'll show you how!
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This 10-step interactive demo shows LLXP admin users how to update a walkthrough image using the Asset Manager. Starting from the Admin Dashboard, you navigate to Author > Steps, find the walkthrough to edit, open the Demo Editor, and launch the Asset Manager. From there, you mouse over the current image, select Edit, and replace it with a new file from your computer. No manual save is needed — changes apply instantly. Importantly, all walkthroughs sharing the same image are automatically updated, so reviewing hotspot accuracy across those walkthroughs is recommended.
Questions this resource answers
- Do I need to click Save after updating a walkthrough image?
- No. Image updates are saved automatically as soon as they are implemented — no Save action is required.
- Will updating an image affect other walkthroughs that use the same image?
- Yes. All walkthroughs using the same image are automatically updated. You should review their hotspots to ensure they still align correctly.
- Where do I find the Asset Manager to replace a walkthrough image?
- Open the Demo Editor for the walkthrough, select the stage with the image you want to replace, then choose 'Launch Asset Manager'.
- Why would I need to update a walkthrough image?
- Common reasons include software UI updates that make screenshots outdated, or an image that was not properly scrubbed before initial publishing.


