Did you know that you can edit any kind of asset without the hassle of dealing with serialization languages like XML or JSON in the Unity Editor? While this works most of the time, however, there are some instances where you must modify your files directly. Think of merge conflicts or files being corrupted as examples.

That’s why, in this blog post, we will further unpack Unity’s serialization system, and share use cases of what can be achieved by modifying Asset files directly.

UI Toolkit is a collection of features, resources, and tools made for developing user interfaces and Editor extensions. First introduced as UI Elements, UI Toolkit offers a retained-mode UI framework to facilitate the development of custom UI for Unity Editor extensions.

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