I’m wondering why when you call a public function of a disabled MonoBehaviour script, it still work even if the script is disabled.
This isn’t really a problem since I just have to check if enabled == true in my public function, I’m just wondering why it work this way.
Disabling a script prevents it from having it’s MonoBehaviour type methods called(start, awake, update, fixedupdate, lateupdate, etc) by the Unity Engine state machine. Out side of that the objects function as any other and have exposed custom members(properties, fields, methods/functions) that are free to be called as long as you have a reference. Disabling a GameObject doesn’t prevent this.