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@AranKoning @joonturbo yep - the object hasn't actually been destroyed, but Unity overrides the equality operator to make a "mark for destroyed" object return true when compared to null. they can't override "?:" tho!Permalink Look on archive.org
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@AranKoning @joonturbo (it'll get actually destroyed at the end of the frame)Look on archive.org