Thank you for this latest lead. I had taken this path before but neglected to check for HIDDEN FILES in Windows Explorer.
FYI, I am using Windows 11.
C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Creative Cloud Libraries\LIBS\<#######>_AdobeID\creative_cloud\dcx\######"dig through"\components
Why anyone would want to dig through their system to find these files is beyond me.
Also, using words like "offline" is misleading if this is the only way to access these assets locally on a PC or MAC.
If there is a more direct route, I'd be interrested in hearing!
Kevin Stohlmeyer, thank you for nudging my brain into thinking about hidden files.
@.klm. there isnt a more direct route as these are meant to be primarily cloud-based assets. The only reason to access a local instance of these files would be if something corrupted or internet was not available. Otherwise why wouldn't you just export these from your library directly?