Unity Asset Bundle Browser tool

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# Unity Asset Bundle Browser tool
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4 p0 S4 Q8 C# W  T  DThis tool enables the user to view the content of built AssetBundles (on the "Inspect" tab).  This can be useful, but viewing extremely large AssetBundles can lead to slow performance and memory issues.
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The "Configure" tab offers basic functionality for assigning Assets and Scenes to bundles, similar to using the AssetBundle control at the bottom of the Inspector.  

The "Build" tab offers basic functionality to assist in setting up a call to [BuildPipeline.BuildAssetBundles()](https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptR ... ldAssetBundles.html).

## Alternatives

& {5 f- W2 L1 u! NIt is recommended to use the [Addressables package](https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.addressables@latest) to define and build AssetBundles, rather than the Asset Bundle Browser.

[UnityDataTools](https://github.com/Unity-Technologies/UnityDataTools) is an alternative way to view the content of built AssetBundles.

## Installation
* P+ J0 n, U5 [6 MTo install the Asset Bundle Browser:

* Open the Unity Package Manager in your Project (menu: Windows > Package Manager).
* Click the + (Add) button at the top, left corner of the window.
* Choose Add package from git URL…
- J. _6 i$ K% \* b) T% L) j* Enter https://github.com/Unity-Technologies/AssetBundles-Browser.git as the URL
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The Package Manager downloads and installs the package’s “master” branch.

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## Full Documentation
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3 X. F$ ?  Z9 _/ N8 g7 H; bSee the included [project manual page](Documentation/com.unity.assetbundlebrowser.md).

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