To build bundles, invoke AssetBundleBuilder.BuildAssetBundles(). Building and Uploading BundlesĪsset bundles are defined as normal in Unity, i.e. NOTE: If you're using an older version of Unity, you can still use bundle-builder by copying the contents of Plugins into your project's Plugins folder. Alternatively, you can clone the project directly into your Packages folder in order to vendor the package with your project. NOTE: You'll need to have Git installed on your development machine for Unity to be able to download the dependency. Open Packages/manifest.json in your project and add '-bundle-builder' to the dependencies object: To include asset-bundle-builder as a Unity package, you'll need to be on Unity 2018.3 or later. This system is mainly intended for projects that are already using asset bundles and are heavily invested in the asset bundle workflow. NOTE: If you are starting a new Unity project and are considering using asset-bundle-builder, consider using Unity's newer Addressable Asset System instead. you're using Amazon S3 or some other cloud storage service), but you would like to limit when new bundles are deployed to minimize how often players need to download updated bundles.

Storage for built bundles isn't an issue (i.e.You would like to be able to automate the build and upload process for asset bundles as part of your CI process.Your game has a server component which can provide your game client with an updated list of asset bundle definitions.You want to iterate on and release updates to asset bundles without having to release an update to your game.This package attempts to provide a streamlined process that covers some common use cases: The default naming convention and build process provided by Unity is generic and doesn't impose many restrictions on how you manage asset bundles for your game, but that also means that common usage patterns have to be re-invented for each new project. The goal of this system is to make it easy to continuously update and deploy asset bundles for a live game. It extends the built-in Unity tools be defining a convention for how bundles are named, where they are stored, how they are tracked, and how they are downloaded, such that it's easy to continually release updates to asset bundles for a live game. This tool provides a workflow for managing and automating the process of building, uploading, and deploying asset bundles for Unity 3D games.

Unity asset bundle extractor script