Trying to better organize my Art Library and stumbled on this bug - if you rename art assets that are copied from Premium Assets, when you search, it is the original name that pops up, not the new name. In the Art Library , click on Premium Assets and expand the Free Assets folder. Right click on Devin Token Pack 01 and click Copy to Library . Click on My Library and expand Devin Token Pack 01. The first item should be Dead Solider. Right click the asset and click Rename Item. Enter Temp Soldier as the new name. The new name should be reflected in My Library. Set the image search type to Tokens. In the Search Box, type Temp Soldier , which is the new name we gave the asset. Observe that when the search results are returned, there is only one item, but its called Dead Solider. If you click on the asset to open Folder View , it is listed as Temp Soldier. The one workaround is to rename the item from the search results itself. Continuing off from step 7: 8. Right click the item with the wrong name and click Rename Item . Enter Temp Soldier. 9. Redo the search by clicking on the search box, which should still say Temp Soldier , and hit enter. Now the item that appears says Temp Soldier. Why This Matters: In trying to keep things organized, this bug makes items copied over from purchased or free assets more difficulty to manage, because you will rename items to be easier to find, yet when you use the search box, the names won't match up. This becomes even more frustrating when the default name of the item that shows up in the search is something of little value, like FP2_10 . Since this bug affects purchased assets, it may cause frustration for people who buy assets, making them less likely to purchase more assets in the future if they can't organize them well. Browser: Google Chrome Version 67.0.3396.99
