your, or at least the way that I do CMake, and that I've always seen it done, is that that becomes the staging area for all the stuff that is getting compiled, it's getting dumped into there, and then when you do your make install, it's getting taken out of there and placed, or not taken out, but copied from there and placed onto the system or temporary directory or whatever the dest dir is. So copy assets destination this variable, CMake underscore current underscore binary underscore dir. And then what I'm going to do is I'm going to say, well, I don't want you just to dump assets into my directory, like in my build directory. I want you to make a new directory that is versioned so that when I install this stuff, the user knows what it belongs to. And so as part of the destination, I'm going to add slash world dash dollar sign curly brace world with a capital W, because that's the project name, underscore version all capitals, close curly brace, close quote, close parentheses. So (31/54)
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