Radorei

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Hello, can you give a tutorial on how to pack it? Besides, there is an update. What program would you need to do this?
  1. Download
  2. Go to 'Game_Data' folder
  3. Make a new temporary folder
  4. Move all the 'resources.*', 'level*', 'sharedassets*' files to the temporary folder
  5. Extract the empty Unity archive ('data.unity3d') from the attachment into the 'Game_Data' folder
  6. Open the empty archive with UABEA
  7. Click 'Import All' and select the temporary folder
  8. Save the archive (File > Save or Ctrl+S)
  9. Open the saved uncompressed archive (This stem may seem redundant, but it's how UABEA works).
  10. Compress the archive (File > Compress). You have to save it with a different name. The compression algorithm doesn't make much difference. I use LZ4
  11. Close UABEA and delete the temporary folder and the uncompressed archive
  12. Rename the compressed archive to 'data.unity3d'
  13. Test the game to see it still works

This method works for all Unity games that do not have a 'data.unity3d' file in their data directory. If they do, they are probably already compressed. To check, just open the archive with UABEA. If it's compressed, it will ask you do decompress it when opening.
 
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  1. Download
  2. Go to 'Game_Data' folder
  3. Make a new temporary folder
  4. Move all the 'resources.*', 'level*', 'sharedassets*' files to the temporary folder
  5. Extract the empty Unity archive ('data.unity3d') from the attachment into the 'Game_Data' folder
  6. Open the empty archive with UABEA
  7. Click 'Import All' and select the temporary folder
  8. Save the archive (File > Save or Ctrl+S)
  9. Open the saved uncompressed archive (This stem may seem redundant, but it's how UABEA works).
  10. Compress the archive (File > Compress). You have to save it with a different name. The compression algorithm doesn't make much difference. I use LZ4
  11. Close UABEA and delete the temporary folder and the uncompressed archive
  12. Rename the compressed archive to 'data.unity3d'
  13. Test the game to see it still works

This method works for all Unity games that do not have a 'data.unity3d' file in their data directory. If they do, they are probably already compressed. To check, just open the archive with UABEA. If it's compressed, it will ask you do decompress it when opening.
THANKS MAN, IT REALLY WORKS, I PACKED 10 GB into 1.7 GB AND THE GAME STILL WORKS :LOL:(y)
 
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