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Are disabled objects rendered/calculated?
When you disable a (game)object, will it be calculated, rendered or placed in the memory? And when you enable it, is this the same as instantiating the object??
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Answer by robertbu · May 02, 2014 at 07:39 PM
Disables objects are in memory. Disabling and renabling is more efficient than an Instantiate/Destroy. They are not renderer. Most activity like Update(), OnGUI, and any coroutines in any component is suspended when a game object is disabled, but any InvokeRepeating() functions still continue to be called.
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