Is there a way to download compresses asset bundles and save uncompressed version?

[Stranger-Games]

Hi,

I noticed that this question was asked before, but with no real answer.
Uncompressed asset bundles help on mobile because they don’t occupy memory, but compressed ones are better for download.
So a developer may want to download the compressed version, and extract it then save the uncompressed version and work on it. Is that possible?
The same question was asked in the link below and in other places as well.

Is it possible to save a compressed asset bundle to disk in uncompressed form.

Thanks for advance.

[Stranger-Games]

I noticed the following quote in this link.

The simplest way to deliver AssetBundles is to place them on a web server and deliver them via UnityWebRequest. Unity will automatically cache downloaded AssetBundles on local storage. If the downloaded AssetBundle is LZMA compressed, the AssetBundle will be stored in the cache either as uncompressed or re-compressed as LZ4 (dependent on the Caching.compressionEnabled setting), for faster loading in the future. If the downloaded bundle is LZ4 compressed, the AssetBundle will be stored compressed. If the cache fills up, Unity will remove the least recently used AssetBundle from the cache. See the Built-in caching section for more details.

So it seems like I only have to set Caching.compressionEnabled to false and the magic should happen, right?
If the uncompressed asset bundle is too big, for example 1GB. Will android unity player crash trying to extract it when Caching.compressionEnabled is false?

[Serhii-Horun]

@Stranger-Games

I noticed the following quote in this link.

So it seems like I only have to set Caching.compressionEnabled to false and the magic should happen, right?
If the uncompressed asset bundle is too big, for example 1GB. Will android unity player crash trying to extract it when Caching.compressionEnabled is false?

Hi!
I’m looking for the same. Any news/solutions?