After I saved Texture2D directly into a asset, how can I find out the offset of the asset in whom I saved the data? For that would, when i ImportDump, substitute the name of the asset and redirect to saved data.
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If I understand you correctly, you are trying to find the byte offset to the Texture2D asset with the raw texture data in an .assets file, to refer to from another Texture2D asset? UABE doesn't show the offsets to the single assets, you'd have to search for the bytes in it with a hex editor. If you need the offset of the raw data inside the Texture2D asset, it's constant for a specific Unity version except the asset name. If you look at a dump, you can add up the 4-byte variable sizes and the 4-byte aligned string length.
You can copy your data to the end of the existing .resource file with a hex editor (export it from the bundle, note the file size, paste the data at the end, import the modified file). If you only have one AudioClip in your custom Unity project, use the original .resource file size as the modified AudioClip offset and the size of the .resource file from your custom project as the modified size. If you have more than one AudioClip, you have to add the according offsets from your .assets file (and use the size from there).Thanks for your reply but that doesn't help me unfortunately.I want to mod Hearthstone from Blizzard and everything works fine using the tools provided here...
Using the method described in your linked posts didn't work for me: All files have the same .resource as m_source e.g. m_source:CAB-abc123/CAB-abc123.resource.
I am not exactly sure but I think the m_offset describes the exact beginning of the specific file in the .resource as otherwise the good file couldn't be loaded.
I guess I need to add my file to the .resource file and use the good offset - is that doable? I know that someone already modified hearthstone sounds but this guy doesn't want to share how he did it
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UABE doesn't load or create mip maps. As it seems like Unity doesn't do that at runtime, I'll look into adding such functionality to UABE.
The file you mention also is an assets file, it just doesn't have the .assets file name extension. When saving, it won't actually add .assets to the file name.
First of all let me congratulate you for creating this amazingly powerful tool for whoever wants to fiddle around with these files! It definitely makes our life easier, and has already helped me greatly, even though I'm only taking the first steps into this.
