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mildsunrise Dec 2, 2019
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README: Note external assets
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Expand Up @@ -22,6 +22,9 @@ field or TextAsset's `m_Script` field. Using this, files can be "extracted" from
bundles by using their `m_Name` and an appropriate extension. But doing so leaves out all
the "unextractable" classes which one might want to deal with.

**Note:** Unity3D files may sometimes reference external files. By default UnityPack will
look for these files in the same directory as the Unity3D file.


## Usage

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import pkg_resources
from os.path import dirname


__version__ = pkg_resources.require("unitypack")[0].version
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from .environment import UnityEnvironment

if env is None:
env = UnityEnvironment()
env = UnityEnvironment(dirname(file.name))
return env.load(file)


def load_from_file(file, env=None):
from .environment import UnityEnvironment

if env is None:
env = UnityEnvironment()
env = UnityEnvironment(dirname(file.name))
return env.get_asset_by_filename(file)