Addon Installation-

Download "trbassets" addon> open blender> Edit>  Preferences> Install> select "trbassets"> install addon.

navigate to the addon, be sure to have it enabled. once enabled you can choose a custom directory that will contain all of the assets.

Note: you only need to install this addon once. if you already have the addon installed, you can ignore this step.

Content pack Installation-

Assets come pre-assembled into content packs. These can be installed directly from the addon.

navigate to the TRBassets addon(located in the N panel)> Click the Asset browser icon>

click the install icon>

Select downloaded content pack> click install assets(blender may freeze for a moment while assets install)> Done! your assets are now ready to go!

How to use Addon-

This addon comes with a bundle of new features. from asset browsing to scattering effects.

Asset  Browser-

The asset browser will let you quickly preview and import your desired assets.

open asset browser> Select Desired Asset or multiple assets>

Choose how you would like to import your asset>

Scatter selected- This option will scatter asset randomly on your selected object.

Add to scene- This option will just add your assets to your scene.

Filters & Search bar-

The asset browser come with a handy search bar and filters for quickly locating specific assets.

Scattering-

The main feature of the addon- Scatter effects.

To manually scatter your assets-

Select the object you would like to scatter on via the eyedropper tool>

Select desired asset that you would like to scatter> click the + Icon> Done! you object should now be scattered!

Scattering effects-
The addon comes equipped with many scattering features and effects to help you get the exact look you need. here is a list-

Distribute on Faces- Distributes your objects on a surface's faces

Distance Min: Set the minimum distance between objects to avoid intersections.

Density: Set the density for your scatter object .

Viewport Display %: Percentage of the scattered objects to display in the Viewport

Seed: Change the seed to get another calculation

Distribute on Vertices- Distributes your objects on a surface's vertices.

Density: Sets the amount of objects you want to scatter.

Randomize- Randomizes the Scale/ Rotation.

Randomize XYZ- Randomizes the Scale/ Rotation with individual controls for each axes.

Scale- Controls the scale of the scattered objects.

Main: Controls the overall scale.

XYZ: Controls the scale on the X,Y and Z axis separately.

Wind Effect- Emulates a Wind like Effect on the Rotation of each Scattered Asset.

Speed:  Controls the movement speed

Strength: Controls how much the objects get excited

Detail: Controls the complexity of the wind pattern

Scale: Controls the size of the changing wind pattern

Rotate- Change the rotation of your scattered objects.

Use Normal: Check it if you want to use the surface normals as the main orientation. If you uncheck it, all objects will be rotated with Z up.

Rotation XYZ: Change the rotation on each axes.

Randomize XYZ: Randomize the rotation on each axes.

Slope- Masks out all object depending on the angle of the surface. Use the subtract blend mode to invert it.

Strength: Controls the relative border where objects are masked out.

Height-  Masks out all objects after they reach a set height. Use the subtract blend mode to invert it.

Percent: Controls the relative border where objects are masked out.

Wave-

Wave profile: Sine, Saw or Triangle

Wave Type: Rings - Bands

Direction: X, Y or Z.

Scale: Adjust the size of the Waves

Offset: Move the wave along the chosen direction.

Animate: Checkbox to animate the Wave effect.

Speed Multiplier: control the Animation speed

Proximity-

Changes the density, scale or rotation based on the distance to another object

Object: Select the object that you want to scatter around.

Distance Multiplyer: Controls where the density, scale or rotation starts to change.

Look at-  Adjusts the orientation so that every scattered object orients towards a third object.

Axis: The axis around which to rotate

Camera Culling- Masks out scatter objects that are outside the camera view.

Camera: Select the camera you want to use.

Focal Length: Set the focal length that your camera is using for a correct result.

Sensor Size: Set the sensor size that your camera is using for a correct result.

Render Width: Related to camera aspect ratio

Render Height: Related to camera aspect ratio

Buffer: Extends the edge of the area that is masked out by the Camera Culling Effect Layer.

I will work to improve and organize this documentation further in the future