Mouse over the icon for more information. If a bundle has any error, warning, or info message, an icon will appear on the right side. Right-click or slow-double-click to rename bundle or bundle folder. Select a bundle or set of bundles to see a list of the assets that will be in the bundle in the Asset List pane.īundles with variants are a darker grey and can be expanded to show the list of variants. Left hand pane showing a list of all bundles in the project. The window is broken into four sections: Bundle List, Bundle Details, Asset List, and Asset Details. To force a quick pass at error detection, or to update the tool with changes made externally, hit the Refresh button in the upper left. It does what it can to stay in sync with the project, but cannot always be aware of activity outside the tool. When first opened, the tool will parse all bundle data in the background, slowly marking warnings or errors it detects. This window provides an explorer like interface to manage and modify asset bundles in your project. Note: this utility is in a pre-release state, and accordingly we recommend creating a backup of your project before using it. The bundle configuration and build functionality are split into two tabs within the new window. It will create a new menu item in Window > AssetBundle Browser. It can be dropped into any Unity project with a version of 5.6 or greater.

Use this tool as an alternative to selecting assets and setting their asset bundle manually in the inspector. It also provides basic build functionality. It will block editing that would create invalid bundles, and inform you of any issues with existing bundles. This tool enables the user to view and edit the configuration of asset bundles for their Unity project. To access it, you have to download it from GitHub and install it separately from the standard Unity Editor’s download and install.

The app assumes the following data structure in the loaded manifest file (.json).Note: This tool is extra functionality to Unity’s standard functionality. It assumes that if a manifest linked to contains download urls to packages, the manner in which these were obtained comply with Unity's purchase policies. This project is intended as a tool for sharing packages between team members in an organization in a convenient manner. File paths in the url need to be appropriately encoded for direct linking to work. The site along with a manifest's contents can be linked to directly by embedding the manifest path in the site url. Typical information on a single package in the manifest would include its name, a url to its store page on the Unity asset store (if one exists), and urls for downloads of different versions. The app itself stores no information, and the list of packages displayed is loaded from an external manifest file.

A web app that displays a list of Unity packages in a searchable interface.

Unity asset bundle viewer