When Unity serializes an asset reference it points to two things: the GUID and file ID. GUID is a unique hash, and file ID is a value relative to the asset. Both of these values are used when a serialized …

You can use GlobalObjectId in your Unity Editor workflows, including writing authoring tools. Note: GlobalObjectId identifiers can't be used at application runtime in the Editor's Play mode or in …

Description Get the GUID for the asset at path. All paths are relative to the project folder, for example: "Assets/MyTextures/hello.png". When you delete an asset, the GUID for that asset remains in Unity's …

Description Gets the corresponding asset path for the supplied GUID, or an empty string if the GUID can't be found. Returned paths are relative to the project folder, for example: …

Unity 6.3 is the latest long-term support (LTS) release of the next generation of the Unity Engine. It combines the latest technologies and tools to deliver high-quality, high-performance experiences for …

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Description The GUID for the asset that the referenced object belongs to. The assetGUID constitutes the {a} element in the string representation of a GlobalObjectId, the format of which is: …