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diff --git a/bin/assets/AssetSets.xml b/bin/assets/AssetSets.xml
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+<Nini>
+  <!-- You probably don't want to remove the OpenSim asset set
+       since it contains various default assets which are currently hardcoded -->
+  <Section Name="OpenSim Asset Set">
+    <Key Name="file" Value="OpenSimAssetSet/OpenSimAssetSet.xml"/>
+  </Section>
+  <!-- New asset sets can be added as shown below -->
+  <!--
+  <Section Name="My Asset Set">
+    <Key Name="file" Value="MyAssetSet/MyAssetSet.xml"/>
+  </Section>
+  -->
+</Nini>
diff --git a/bin/assets/README.txt b/bin/assets/README.txt
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+README
+
+OpenSim comes with a default asset set contained in the OpenSimAssetSet
+directory.  You can also load up your own asset set to OpenSim on startup by
+making a file entry in AssetSets.xml.  This file should point towards an XML
+file which details the assets in your asset set.  The 
+OpenSimAssetSet/OpenSimAssetSet.xml is a good template for the information 
+required.
+
+If you want your assets to show up in the standard inventory library for an
+avatar, you will also need to add separate entries to the xml files in the
+bin/inventory configuration directory.