Implementing resources outside the resource directory dynamically loaded in Unity3d

You may all know how to implement dynamic loading of resources in Unity3d, that is, to put resources in the resource directory, using the Resources.load method can dynamically load resources. But there is a problem with resources in the resource directory, and that is, when the package is packaged, all the files in the directory will be encrypted and compressed into the package, so that if we want to use the Assetbundle way to play the packet. I've been thinking about this a lot lately, while looking at the API documentation recently, I found a method called Resources.loadassetatpath, which allows you to load resources from any location in the assets directory, but only in editor mode. With this approach, we can load resources using two different policies when testing and publishing: Dynamically loading resources using the Resources.loadassetatpath method in the editor test environment, and loading dynamic resources in a publishing environment using the assetbundle approach.

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The following code fragment is posted:

Dynamically loading prefab by Resources.loadatpath method
private void Loadprefabbyresources ()
{
Object prefab = Resources.loadassetatpath ("Assets/prefabs/cube.prefab", typeof (Gameobject));
Gameobject cube = (gameobject) instantiate (prefab);
Cube.transform.parent = transform;
}

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