koobas.hobune.stream
Why does the monobehaviour name have the _mono_ prefix?
just curiosity. I have a theory, but I want to know what you think about it.
Because it uses the Mono (opensource project alternative of .Net) framework.
There was already a similar question: http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/8555/What-is-Mono-Is-it-a-compiler-A-language-Or-what.html
Is it really worth a new question on Unity Answers? I don't think so!
ok I could not find it, however I know that all the javascript classes inherit from monobehaviour. Is that true? If so what is the relation?
UnityScript (please don't say javascript because it has nothing to do with regular HT$$anonymous$$L-embedded javascript) is also compiled into CIL (an intermediate low-level language) that is ultimately executed by the $$anonymous$$ono runtime.
I find it worth a new question on Unity Answers especially considering the other one did not ask where the mono came from
@$$anonymous$$yptos http://tinypic.com/r/2hgv6hi/6
It's a JS file that Unity calls Javascript. . . so it's a Unityscript file?
Okay.
@muuskii I know that UT themselves call it Javascript. But that's just wrong habit and it is misleading: there have been numerous posts/questions on Unity Answers and Forums about it.
um.. well id say either because it is a software for single person use. Or because you do not technically need another program to use it
there have been names without anyreal big meaning behind them like for example Unity. why is it called that? How was i soppose to know there was an actual answer for it
You could have search the web. But I'm not the one that gave you -1 vote. I just wrote the comment.
