Question How not to compile a specific file

I'm using NetSpell library, and i need to use file path type ".dic" that locate in project folder, and when I test the project in unity, everything works, but when I compile it and open it through the exe file in the game I get an error

Spelling spellWord = new Spelling();

WordDictionary dictionary = new WordDictionary();



private void Awake()

    {

        dictionary.DictionaryFile = "en-US.dic"; //Here is FilePath

        dictionary.Initialize();

        spellWord.ShowDialog = false;

        spellWord.Dictionary = dictionary;

    }

I'm new to unity, so maybe you see other options how can I solve my problem

 

This library tries to load the file from the executable directory. In a build there is no user data in that directory. This is what the StreamingAssets folder is for: you can place any file to Assets/StreamingAssets folder and it will be copied verbatim to the build. You do need to provide either the relative or full path to the file to the library you are using.

Application.dataPath + „/StreamingAssets/en-US.dic“

should point to the right path (could not confirm though).

 

Yes, it really works. I am very grateful to you stranger from the forum)