You can take a look at the API (Visual C++ 2010 Release mode only). Enhanced command line support is planned, but it won't be in UABE 2.2. Texture assets have a field that specifies which compression type/pixel format is used.Ĭurrently, the command line is only able to export/import. Do you have any shareable code for this? I'd be doing it in Java, but I know C/C++ as well, so I can easily translate if necessary. Ideally I'd like to be able to do the conversion straight from asset file to PNG directly in my program.Similarly, can batch conversion to PNG be done?
I assume the utility can determine this from the asset itself and doesn't rely on filename extension? The assets seem to mostly be dxt5, but I'm unsure.I have some questions regarding a situation I have where I regularly acquire new assets and need to convert them to PNG when I do. png, create a folder in the game directory (e.g.Hey DerPopo, nice utility here, thanks. Select files of type "Texture2D" (you can use click and shift-click to select a range)."resources", "sharedassets0", "sharedassets1", "sharedassets2", etc.Open the bundle extractor located at directoryname/AssetsBundleExtractor/64bit.Right-click on the game in the Library & select Properties., LOCAL FILES, BROWSE LOCAL FILES., "Data" directory.Always be sure to include license information when using these extracted files. Using the files to create "original" games violates copyright laws. These extracted files should only be used for promoting the game (including wiki use), or modding. Most of the information found here has been compiled from Extract Images and Textures from Unity Games | Modding Monday. If you figure out how to extract other usable files, please add the info to this page. There are other plugins, however this page currently only covers images. The UABE can be used to extract asset files from an owned unity game. Documentation and download can be found here. The Unity Assets Bundle Extractor (UABE) is an editor for Unity 3.4+//2018.
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