Loading contents of a folder as AssetBundle

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Hi, I have an array of sprites which I would like to preload into my app.

My folder set up is as follows... folderA* > img1.sprite ~ img10.sprite ( assetbundleA) folderB > img1.sprite ~ img10.sprite ( * assetbundleB)

These sprites will playback in sequence during runtime... for example: user tap on folderA button - the set of sprites in that folder will playback.

All works find when I'm using 'Resource.Load'....now I want to test it with AssetBundle but I'm stuck.

I am able to load the bundles...but how do I access the sprites inside the folders to playback the animation??

Have studied the tutorial provided here , it covers loading asset bundles from GameObject and Scene....there are no step-by-step guide for loading asset bundle as folders. Any tutorial or help would be great here. Thank you in advance..

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Answer by xpkoalz · Jul 03, 2017 at 04:13 AM

New in other words.....I managed to :-

export a folder of sprites into an assetbundle
upload the assetbundle to a server
download it in unity
but how do I access the sprites and have them playback in a sequence??

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xpkoalz · Jul 07, 2017 at 06:22 AM 0

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Finally was able to access the sprites and have them playback.

Problem now is: How do I retreive the cached assetbundles??~!!!

using WWW.LoadFromCacheOrDownload does not work for me, I can't even load my assetbundle with this method.

using UnityWebRequest, I'm able to load the bundles and was able to check if it is cached by using Caching.IsVersionCached, however, I have no idea where to retreive this 'cached' version of the bundle....seriously...I am running around in circles...

seems like the only solution i have right now is to write the data to local...which is again not recommended. and seems like there is no complete tutorial and no straight-forward answer to this. Please can someone just tell me, how to access the cached assetbundles!?

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