can't load gameobject in runtime from datapersistentpath











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I have A directory in the dataPersistentPath, the name of directory is "FBXFiles".
so the access is:
Path.Combine(Application.persistentDataPath, "FBXFiles");



I want to load all of the files in this directory as GameObjects (or UnityEngine.Object)
One more thing, this application is for hololens, so I can't use the UnityEditor namespace...



How can I do that? I've tried with assetBundle but no luck...how can I do it at runtime...?






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    I have A directory in the dataPersistentPath, the name of directory is "FBXFiles".
    so the access is:
    Path.Combine(Application.persistentDataPath, "FBXFiles");



    I want to load all of the files in this directory as GameObjects (or UnityEngine.Object)
    One more thing, this application is for hololens, so I can't use the UnityEditor namespace...



    How can I do that? I've tried with assetBundle but no luck...how can I do it at runtime...?






    c# unity3d hololens







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      I have A directory in the dataPersistentPath, the name of directory is "FBXFiles".
      so the access is:
      Path.Combine(Application.persistentDataPath, "FBXFiles");



      I want to load all of the files in this directory as GameObjects (or UnityEngine.Object)
      One more thing, this application is for hololens, so I can't use the UnityEditor namespace...



      How can I do that? I've tried with assetBundle but no luck...how can I do it at runtime...?






      c# unity3d hololens







      share|improve this question













      I have A directory in the dataPersistentPath, the name of directory is "FBXFiles".
      so the access is:
      Path.Combine(Application.persistentDataPath, "FBXFiles");



      I want to load all of the files in this directory as GameObjects (or UnityEngine.Object)
      One more thing, this application is for hololens, so I can't use the UnityEditor namespace...



      How can I do that? I've tried with assetBundle but no luck...how can I do it at runtime...?






      c# unity3d hololens




      c# unity3d hololens






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          Unity does not support importing objects as game objects at runtime, since it optimizes them and converts them to game ready assets at build time and in the editor. You can try including a library to load these objects, maybe as something open source like OBJ and create new game objects with materials but I am not sure this will work. Or use asset bundles, but generally System.IO and asset bundles are a bad move. Unity has built in functions for accessing asset bundles.

          Best of luck.






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          • Yeah but how...? Can i create assetbundle and add files into it at runtime?
            – Nadav
            17 hours ago










          • You can try this: answers.unity.com/questions/10868/…. They are making their own asset bundles.
            – CausticLasagne
            13 hours ago










          • OK looks good... I'll try if I won't find another solution (maybe I'll upload asset bundle files that I'll create with unity and that's it)
            – Nadav
            12 hours ago










          • Don't forget to mark the answer. Cheers!
            – CausticLasagne
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          You can't do this



          FBX files are assets that require importing and conversion to Unity's (internal) format. You need to use Asset Bundles.






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          • But how should i use the assetbundles? I want to download fbx files to this directory but not to build again...
            – Nadav
            17 hours ago










          • I haven't used asset bundles yet myself, but "downloading to a directory and not building again" is exactly what they're for.
            – Draco18s
            12 hours ago











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          Unity does not support importing objects as game objects at runtime, since it optimizes them and converts them to game ready assets at build time and in the editor. You can try including a library to load these objects, maybe as something open source like OBJ and create new game objects with materials but I am not sure this will work. Or use asset bundles, but generally System.IO and asset bundles are a bad move. Unity has built in functions for accessing asset bundles.

          Best of luck.






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          • Yeah but how...? Can i create assetbundle and add files into it at runtime?
            – Nadav
            17 hours ago










          • You can try this: answers.unity.com/questions/10868/…. They are making their own asset bundles.
            – CausticLasagne
            13 hours ago










          • OK looks good... I'll try if I won't find another solution (maybe I'll upload asset bundle files that I'll create with unity and that's it)
            – Nadav
            12 hours ago










          • Don't forget to mark the answer. Cheers!
            – CausticLasagne
            8 hours ago















          up vote
          1
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          accepted










          Unity does not support importing objects as game objects at runtime, since it optimizes them and converts them to game ready assets at build time and in the editor. You can try including a library to load these objects, maybe as something open source like OBJ and create new game objects with materials but I am not sure this will work. Or use asset bundles, but generally System.IO and asset bundles are a bad move. Unity has built in functions for accessing asset bundles.

          Best of luck.






          share|improve this answer





















          • Yeah but how...? Can i create assetbundle and add files into it at runtime?
            – Nadav
            17 hours ago










          • You can try this: answers.unity.com/questions/10868/…. They are making their own asset bundles.
            – CausticLasagne
            13 hours ago










          • OK looks good... I'll try if I won't find another solution (maybe I'll upload asset bundle files that I'll create with unity and that's it)
            – Nadav
            12 hours ago










          • Don't forget to mark the answer. Cheers!
            – CausticLasagne
            8 hours ago













          up vote
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          up vote
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          Unity does not support importing objects as game objects at runtime, since it optimizes them and converts them to game ready assets at build time and in the editor. You can try including a library to load these objects, maybe as something open source like OBJ and create new game objects with materials but I am not sure this will work. Or use asset bundles, but generally System.IO and asset bundles are a bad move. Unity has built in functions for accessing asset bundles.

          Best of luck.






          share|improve this answer












          Unity does not support importing objects as game objects at runtime, since it optimizes them and converts them to game ready assets at build time and in the editor. You can try including a library to load these objects, maybe as something open source like OBJ and create new game objects with materials but I am not sure this will work. Or use asset bundles, but generally System.IO and asset bundles are a bad move. Unity has built in functions for accessing asset bundles.

          Best of luck.







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          • Yeah but how...? Can i create assetbundle and add files into it at runtime?
            – Nadav
            17 hours ago










          • You can try this: answers.unity.com/questions/10868/…. They are making their own asset bundles.
            – CausticLasagne
            13 hours ago










          • OK looks good... I'll try if I won't find another solution (maybe I'll upload asset bundle files that I'll create with unity and that's it)
            – Nadav
            12 hours ago










          • Don't forget to mark the answer. Cheers!
            – CausticLasagne
            8 hours ago


















          • Yeah but how...? Can i create assetbundle and add files into it at runtime?
            – Nadav
            17 hours ago










          • You can try this: answers.unity.com/questions/10868/…. They are making their own asset bundles.
            – CausticLasagne
            13 hours ago










          • OK looks good... I'll try if I won't find another solution (maybe I'll upload asset bundle files that I'll create with unity and that's it)
            – Nadav
            12 hours ago










          • Don't forget to mark the answer. Cheers!
            – CausticLasagne
            8 hours ago
















          Yeah but how...? Can i create assetbundle and add files into it at runtime?
          – Nadav
          17 hours ago




          Yeah but how...? Can i create assetbundle and add files into it at runtime?
          – Nadav
          17 hours ago












          You can try this: answers.unity.com/questions/10868/…. They are making their own asset bundles.
          – CausticLasagne
          13 hours ago




          You can try this: answers.unity.com/questions/10868/…. They are making their own asset bundles.
          – CausticLasagne
          13 hours ago












          OK looks good... I'll try if I won't find another solution (maybe I'll upload asset bundle files that I'll create with unity and that's it)
          – Nadav
          12 hours ago




          OK looks good... I'll try if I won't find another solution (maybe I'll upload asset bundle files that I'll create with unity and that's it)
          – Nadav
          12 hours ago












          Don't forget to mark the answer. Cheers!
          – CausticLasagne
          8 hours ago




          Don't forget to mark the answer. Cheers!
          – CausticLasagne
          8 hours ago












          up vote
          1
          down vote













          You can't do this



          FBX files are assets that require importing and conversion to Unity's (internal) format. You need to use Asset Bundles.






          share|improve this answer





















          • But how should i use the assetbundles? I want to download fbx files to this directory but not to build again...
            – Nadav
            17 hours ago










          • I haven't used asset bundles yet myself, but "downloading to a directory and not building again" is exactly what they're for.
            – Draco18s
            12 hours ago















          up vote
          1
          down vote













          You can't do this



          FBX files are assets that require importing and conversion to Unity's (internal) format. You need to use Asset Bundles.






          share|improve this answer





















          • But how should i use the assetbundles? I want to download fbx files to this directory but not to build again...
            – Nadav
            17 hours ago










          • I haven't used asset bundles yet myself, but "downloading to a directory and not building again" is exactly what they're for.
            – Draco18s
            12 hours ago













          up vote
          1
          down vote










          up vote
          1
          down vote









          You can't do this



          FBX files are assets that require importing and conversion to Unity's (internal) format. You need to use Asset Bundles.






          share|improve this answer












          You can't do this



          FBX files are assets that require importing and conversion to Unity's (internal) format. You need to use Asset Bundles.







          share|improve this answer












          share|improve this answer



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          Draco18s

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          • But how should i use the assetbundles? I want to download fbx files to this directory but not to build again...
            – Nadav
            17 hours ago










          • I haven't used asset bundles yet myself, but "downloading to a directory and not building again" is exactly what they're for.
            – Draco18s
            12 hours ago


















          • But how should i use the assetbundles? I want to download fbx files to this directory but not to build again...
            – Nadav
            17 hours ago










          • I haven't used asset bundles yet myself, but "downloading to a directory and not building again" is exactly what they're for.
            – Draco18s
            12 hours ago
















          But how should i use the assetbundles? I want to download fbx files to this directory but not to build again...
          – Nadav
          17 hours ago




          But how should i use the assetbundles? I want to download fbx files to this directory but not to build again...
          – Nadav
          17 hours ago












          I haven't used asset bundles yet myself, but "downloading to a directory and not building again" is exactly what they're for.
          – Draco18s
          12 hours ago




          I haven't used asset bundles yet myself, but "downloading to a directory and not building again" is exactly what they're for.
          – Draco18s
          12 hours ago


















           

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