The Name property of a GameObject is a string that is typically used for debugging purposes and for locating the object within a scene. It provides a human-readable identifier for the GameObject, which can be useful when inspecting the scene or when logging information about the object.
To get or set the name of a GameObject, you can use the Name property directly. This property is not static, so it must be accessed through an instance of a GameObject.
// Example of setting and getting the Name property of a GameObject // Create a new GameObject GameObject myObject = new GameObject(); // Set the name of the GameObject myObject.Name = "PlayerCharacter"; // Retrieve the name of the GameObject string objectName = myObject.Name; // Output the name // Note: Use a logging system or UI element to display the name instead of Console.WriteLine // Debug.Log(objectName);