finding compressed texture size inside a assetbundle inside a editor script

Hi

Can someone share how to find compressed texture inside a assetbundle ? I need to do this during the build stage which is ran from an editor script.

Also how can I know if a texture inside a assetbundle is a reference or actually stored inside this bundle ?
Does AssetBundle.LoadALL() returns textures only stored inside it or it loads referenced textures also and returns it ?

Thank you
Madan

 

Hi, from the docs: When unloadAllLoadedObjects is false, compressed file data for assets inside the bundle will be unloaded, but any actual objects already loaded from this bundle will be kept intact. (http://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/AssetBundle.Unload.html)

The AssetBundles FAQ explains how to identify assets: http://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/abfaq.html

If you only want to load references, use the helper function Resources.LoadAssetAtPath

 

I still dont understand how I can find the size of the compressed texture inside a bundle (during build process).. can you please detail with some sample code ?

 

Oh, sorry about that, I only read the body of the question You could use the Editor Log after you've performed your build to find out what size all of the assets have. Check this out: http://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/ReducingFilesize.html

 

That does not help ..I need to know what API script commands I can use so I can report a dump og texture memory inside a bundle.