this should help you for a start if you are still interested. The meshes and prefabs along with gameObjects often get imported fine within unity you can export them for later use, or use X-Change3d by bloodysoft (in the unity store) to export them as fbx as I do to modify them. If you had kept the monoscript folder you can see what reference scripts are being referenced and use those to recompile the project file. The scripts are contained within the Assembly-CSharp.dll,, , and. so delete or move it out of the project folder and restart unity. you will get all the assets plus a monoscript resource file which is a symbolic link to the actual scripts but will usually crash the unity compiler. you will have to use * in the file selector, but you will be able to import the whole cab file. Thanks!ġ1 Months and no honest answer? Anyway, use the unpackassets editor extension to import the *.cab file. I know you can't directly import the *.unit圓d file, but surely there is an easier way outside of somehow editing the hex? So I feel like I have everything I need to go in and edit one of those sound files, but for some reason I can't quite figure out how to get all that data into the Unity program to recompile. 2146260248 | 82 | AudioSource | 0x38 | 164 | Have you dealt with unit圓d files Any idea of a different way to extract them that may leave more metadata in place Or maybe a way to identify/extract video from what Ive got Thank you Edit: Someone, in a now-deleted comment, suggested using Unity Asset Explorer on the files. PID | CID | Class name | Offset | Length | Object name Is it possible to edit/change/replace an asset within? I have Disunity, and can get things like the following:Ī list of everything in there DisUnity v0.2.1 the Asset List this is sometimes File Extract Bundle/Folder then select the Unit圓D/data Click File. Suppose I have an example.unit圓d file, and that's all. Extract image and graphics assets from PDF files.
I really am sorry that you’ve lost a year and a half’s worth of work I’ve been there myself before, in many cases losing the builds along with the project files! Eventually, it taught me the importance of keeping backups.Apologies for the ignorance in this question. I’ve found half a dozen sites hosting a simple GBA game I made in 48 hours for a Ludum Dare compo ( #4, years ago), without bothering to ask my permission first, and that was unfinished and barely playable! My reason being, such unbuild tools would be usable by pirates and thieves looking to steal and rehost other people’s web games on their own sites for profit without permission, in order to remove or disable features that people implement specifically to prevent exactly that from happening. I’m sorry to hear you lost all that work, but I’m afraid I don’t know of any way to do this, and while I’m sure it’s technically possible, I hope that if anyone else knows, they won’t answer to tell you.
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