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The tool for packing or unpacking UnityWebData files. You can also simply check the file information that it contains.

What Is UnityWebData

A UnityWebData file is a file that is loaded and used in conjunction with a WebAssembly file in a WebGL game, primarily a file that combines all of the asset, resource, and metadata files.

The Struct Of UnityWebData

This section describes the structure of binary files based on UnityWebData1.0 The int value must be read in Little Endian.

File Header

Name	Length(byte)	Type	Description
File Signature	16	String	"UnityWebData1.0\0"
File Body Offset	4	int	The starting location for the entire listed file, the same as the location of the first file

File Information Header

The bundles below will then be repeated for each file until the file body starts.

Name	Length(byte)	Type	Description
File Offset	4	int	Start offset of the file
File Length	4	int	Size of file
File Name Length	4	int	Length of file name
File Name	n	String	File name

File Body

Each file is listed immediately after the header. If you want to read a file, you can take its offset in the header and read it from that location to the size of the file in the header.

File Struct Image

Usage

pip install uwdtool

CLI

python UWDTool.py <Control Option> [-i input_path] [-o output_path]

Control Option

• -p --pack: Make the files in the input path into a UnityWebData file and save them to the output path. The input path is the path of the folder containing the files to be packed.
• -u --unpack: Unpack the UnityWebData file in the input path and save it to the output path. The input path is the path of the file to be unpacked, and the output path is the path of the folder where the files will be stored.
• -isp --inspect: Print information about the files that the UnityWebData file in the input path contains. It shows the name and size of the file. No output path is required in this case.
• -h --help: Print help message and information from the program.

Python

from uwdtool import UWDTool


UWDTool.Packer().pack(args.ARG_INPUT, args.ARG_OUTPUT)  # packing

UWDTool.UnPacker().unpack(args.ARG_INPUT, args.ARG_OUTPUT)  # unpacking

UWDTool.Inspector().inspect(args.ARG_INPUT)  # inspector