UBT | Unity Bundle Tool

[KaktoR]

Thanks, will test it.

[Masquerade]

Originally Posted by KaktoR

Thanks, will test it.

Latest is not protected afair. I learned my lesson there

Thanks for the testing.

[KaktoR]

Sometimes the new compressed file is smaller than the original file, which makes any patches pointless.

Example

Original file - 239 MB
Uncompressed file - 293 MB
New compressed file - 219 MB

[-tara]

Originally Posted by -tara

ran decomp on "data.unity3d" on a game called "Mango", the file is ~1.7 GB and is compressed with lz4, got an output of ~4 GB or so. Then compressed it using lz4 and the tool finished weirdly quick, after checking the output of the compression it was 300 Megs, then i tried running the game using this output as the "data.unity3d" and the game ran however every texture was purple, whats going on?

Update on this:
After doing more testing i realized that this happens if the output written in the command does not have an extension, what i was doing is just "UBT.exe -c -lz4 data.unity3d data" instead of adding the .unity3d extention and modifying the output name, the tool seems to work nice, thanks Masq!

[Dragonis40]

Good evening everyone! I have some questions:
-) Can I use this tool on a single file? (A .pak file, a .pkg file, a generic .xxx file, etc)
-) Can I use UBT tool even if the decompressed file is composed of several small files? (Such as .dat files, .bin files, etc)
-) I can see a .tmp file in the picture at top of forum. What is that? How can I generate that file?