Return the root GameObject. The root is the object that is parented to the scene - which could very much be this object.
Return the root GameObject. The root is the object that is parented to the scene - which could very much be this object.
Use the Root property to access the root GameObject of the current object. This is useful when you need to determine the top-level object in the hierarchy to which the current GameObject belongs.
// Example of accessing the Root property
GameObject myObject = new GameObject();
GameObject rootObject = myObject.Root;
if (rootObject == myObject)
{
// This object is the root
// Perform operations specific to root objects
}
else
{
// This object is not the root
// Perform operations specific to non-root objects
}