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Scan results sit beside metadata.
The asset list, source path, IDs, format, dimensions and export actions stay in one frame so a scan never sends you hunting.
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Mochi · Unity asset explorer
Mochi · Unity asset explorerSee the asset inside the data.
Scan Unity data folders, preview textures, sprites and atlases, decode compressed images, and inspect info, type tree, raw bytes and animation clips — then export exactly what you need.
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macOS 12+Windows 10+Texture · Sprite · Clip · Mesh
✳ Four ways in
One asset, read every way at once.
Mochi treats a single asset as a stack: the rendered image up front, metadata and type tree behind it, raw text and raw bytes deeper still — all without leaving the selection.
✳ Workspace
Scan, inspect and export in one dark pass.
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Textures preview the moment you select them.
Sprites, atlases and packed textures render inline — anchored info popups included — so you read the pixels, not just the labels.
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Raw bytes when the labels aren't enough.
Drop to offsets, hex and ASCII right next to the selected asset when a format needs decoding by eye.
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Animation clips, curve by curve.
Recorded clips open as readable curves and keyframes, so motion data is inspectable before you trust or export it.
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Scenes and characters, reconstructed.
Inferred families rebuild into a previewable character on canvas — body and face variants resolved from discovered sets.
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Trace what an asset depends on.
Follow references and referenced-by links before you export or compare, so nothing leaves the project half-resolved.
✳ Details
The deep views stay one click from the canvas.
Type tree & raw text
Switch to the type tree or raw text whenever a format is easier to read decoded by eye.
Visual clip preview
See an animation clip's rendered region, not only its underlying data.
Anchored info popups
Asset info stays a click away, pinned to exactly what you are inspecting.
Focused export settings
Choose audio, image and text-asset handling instead of dumping a noisy folder.
✳ Capabilities
A short path from scan to export.
Mochi opens single files or whole data folders, filters by type, previews and decodes assets, then exports exactly the pieces you select — kept dark, compact and direct.
Files or folders
Open a single asset file or scan an entire local Unity data folder.
Type filters
Narrow to textures, sprites, meshes, audio, shaders, text or animation.
Inline previews
Render textures, sprites and atlases without leaving the explorer.
Decode compressed images
Decrypt and decode supported compressed textures in place.
Info · tree · raw · hex
Read metadata, the type tree, raw text and raw bytes side by side.
Single or batch export
Export one asset or a focused batch with explicit settings.
✳ Coverage
Built for Unity asset types, views and exports.
Asset types
Texture2DSpriteMaterialMeshAudioClipShaderTextAssetAnimationClipMonoBehaviourGameObject
Inspection views
InfoType TreeRaw TextHexImageCurvesVisualDependencies
Export
- Single asset or a focused batch from the same view you inspect.
- Image, audio and text-asset handling with explicit settings.
- Decoded and decompressed output when the source format allows.
Requirements
- macOS 12+ or Windows 10+.
- Open an asset file or scan a local Unity data folder.
- Use type filters and search for larger scans.
✳ Mochi
For Unity data that hides its assets in bundles and bytes.
Open the folder, preview the asset, read it every way and export exactly the pieces you need — without the round trip through an engine.