Resources.LoadAll returns empty Array

I am stuck. I'm trying to create sprites from a "Tiled" json exported file. I can read the JSON just fine, but I can't load the textures. In my Assets folder I have a PublicDomain folder. In my PublicDomain folder I have a tiles_12.png file. I imported the file as SpriteMode:Mulitple. So I have each tile nicely listed as tiles_12_0 thru tiels._12_236.

However, when I try to load these textures, LoadAll returns an empty Array. I've tried every Path string I can think off, and I've tried a few other load functions from the documentation. I've tried prefixing Application.dataPath. I've looked at other question posts, and understanding the Path seems to be assumed in those answers. I don't want to load individual files with WWW if they are already available assets.

Any help appreciated thanks,
Josh.

Code (csharp):

1.  
2.         var resourceName = "Assets/PublicDomain/tiles_12";
3.         var textures = Resources.LoadAll(resourceName, Texture2D);
4.         Debug.Log(resourceName);
5.         Debug.Log(textures);
6.         Debug.Log(textures.Length);
7.         textures = Resources.LoadAll(resourceName, Sprite);
8.         Debug.Log(resourceName);
9.         Debug.Log(textures);
10.         Debug.Log(textures.Length);
11.  
12.  

 

Need to be in a folder called Resources, look it up.

 

I definitely didn't know there was a special directory called Resources.
I now have a folder in Assets called "Resources"
And in that folder I put "PublicDomain"
And in that is tiles_12.

Code (csharp):

1.  
2. var resourceName = "PublicDomain/tiles_12";
3. textures = Resources.LoadAll(resourceName, Texture2D); // Returns Array size 1
4. textures = Resources.LoadAll(resourceName, Sprite); // Returns Array size 237
5.  

I'm unblocked now, thanks!

 

The correct way to do it is like this

Setup a folder in your project for example /Resources/TextureTemplates
Then put some files inside it for example abs.bytes sdfd.bytes

UnityEngine.Object[] textureTemplates = Resources.LoadAll("TextureTemplates", typeof(TextAsset));

All you do is simply set the typeof to the type of asset you desire

Then for example

foreach (TextAsset ta in textureTemplates)
{
Debug.Log(ta.bytes.Length);
}