supdaa.blogg.se - Unity Asset Bundle Extractor v 2.2

Make the mod installer close properly after a file dialog was opened.

The mod installer now uses a statically linked AssetsTools.dll to reduce file size and hopefully reduce the amount of false-positives.

Support the slightly changed Unity 2019.

Fix mip map generation for RGBA32 textures.

Fix the file name extension for exported.

Fix removing version targets in the type database editor.

Allow setting the field version in the type database editor.

Also added m_AssemblyName in MonoScript manually to 2018.2 and 3 type databases, since it was missing.

Fix locating script assemblies in 2018.2 and 3.

Fix a crash when using assets that were added, removed and added again.

Fix a crash that may occur when adding a new asset in a bundle and reopening the 'Asset info' dialog.

assets files with an installer package loaded. Fix writing bundles with an installer package loaded.Look for newly added MonoScripts when retrieving MonoBehaviour script info.Improve the MonoBehaviour type retrieve tool for array and List fields.Improve the errors logged to progress dialogs and make them stay open if an error occured.Fix the window focus after progress dialogs.Write assets listed in the preload table before others.Fix the serialized flag for bundles so it is not set on.Fix the file order in written bundles to stay the same.Add a new console command 'applyemip' to apply installer packages.

Add support for 2018.3 streamed mesh export is not tested.Bundle replacer type information and hashes inside installer packages.Add a new 'Add' option for MonoBehaviours.Installers created with the 64bit version can't be used on 32bit systems but an installer package can be exported from the 64bit version and imported in the 32bit version to create a 32bit installer. I included a 32bit and a 64bit version although it doesn't use much memory. I tested this tool with 7 Days to Die's bundles but let me know if you encounter any bugs or if you have suggestions. assets files from bundles, import them back, modify most asset formats with plugins and dumps with type information and create a standalone installer from the modifications. In your MainApplication.Unity Assets Bundle Extractor (UABE) is a stylish tool that allows editing asset bundles and. While this is a temporal solution, it works horribly in the long term as you are no longer able to avail of React Native's amazing development tools such as hot reloading etc. Instead, what it did was take every build as a production build meaning that any slight change you made in the app would mean that rebuilding the entire app is necessary.

I initially used solution however, this was a false resolution as it didn't fully fix the problem. I've had this same issue for a number of months now.