How can I delete custom gifs in a var CUA?

[Vam-Shi]

How can I delete custom gifs from a var file? I want to replace some pictures and moving gifs on a monitor asset.

 

[atani]

VAR is a zip file created for use in VaM with content of any sort, while a CUA is a Unity created asset.

If you need to edit a VAR:

anatomy of a VAR - Guides -

This guide means to show what makes a VAR a VAR A VAR is the prefered way to share content between VaM users, with the Hub hosting thousands of them as I write this guide. Yet, this file only exists from VaM version 1.20, if not mistaken, and...

hub.virtamate.com

If you need to edit a CUA you need to use Unity and look up online how that could work.

 

[Vam-Shi]

VAR is a zip file created for use in VaM with content of any sort, while a CUA is a Unity created asset.

If you need to edit a VAR:

anatomy of a VAR - Guides -

This guide means to show what makes a VAR a VAR A VAR is the prefered way to share content between VaM users, with the Hub hosting thousands of them as I write this guide. Yet, this file only exists from VaM version 1.20, if not mistaken, and...

hub.virtamate.com

If you need to edit a CUA you need to use Unity and look up online how that could work.

Ty for your guide. It's an assetbundle does that mean I need Unity? Do I still need the 2018 Unity version? According to this guide: https://hub.virtamate.com/resources/unity-assetbundles-for-vam-1-xx.167/

And which pic size I need for replacing the gifs?

 

[atani]

To make Unity assets (CUA) you need Unity.

I have no idea about what gifs you're refering to.

 

[Vam-Shi]

To make Unity assets (CUA) you need Unity.

I have no idea about what gifs you're refering to.

The file is a var including the assetsbundles.

thought the moving pictures on the assets are gif's, sorry.

 

[TreyWilly]

You could always just place an image panel directly in front of the monitor and play your own video files from it.

 

[Vam-Shi]

You could always just place an image panel directly in front of the monitor and play your own video files from it.

Thats a good idea! I'll try that.