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### Subset
A published output from an asset results in a subset
A published output from an asset results in a subset.
The subset type is referred to as [family](#family), for example a rig, pointcache, look.
A single asset can have many subsets, even of a single family, named [variants](#variant).
By default a subset is named as a combination of family + variant, sometimes prefixed with the task name (like workfile)
By default a subset is named as a combination of family + variant, sometimes prefixed with the task name (like workfile).
### Variant
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### Task
A task defines a work area for an asset an artist can work in. For example asset *hero* can have tasks *modeling* and *rigging*. Tasks also have types. Multiple tasks of the same type may exist in an asset. A task with type FX could for example appear twice as *fx_fire* and *fx_cloth*.
A task defines a work area for an asset where an artist can work in. For example asset *characterA* can have tasks named *modeling* and *rigging*. Tasks also have types. Multiple tasks of the same type may exist on an asset. A task with type `fx` could for example appear twice as *fx_fire* and *fx_cloth*.
Without a task you cannot launch a host application.
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#### (Publish) Instance
A publish instance is a single entry which defines a publish output. Publish instances persist with the workfile. This way we can expect that a publish from a newer workfile will produce similar consistent versioned outputs.
A publish instance is a single entry which defines a publish output. Publish instances persist within the workfile. This way we can expect that a publish from a newer workfile will produce similar consistent versioned outputs.
### Load