You shouldn't be able to put spaces in script names!

[Sooly890]

That could be very confusing to some beginners. Specifically because of the error: No Monobehavior scripts in file, or their names do not match the file name

[spiney199]

Scripts are just text assets (specifically, MonoScript assets), and technically speaking they can be named whatever. It’s only in the case of scriptable objects and monobehaviours that there’s a special requirement that the script’s asset name and the actual C# class name need to match exactly.

In other cases the script’s asset name can be whatever it wants, just that 99% of the time folks ensure the script and class name match out of good practice.

And by the way, class names can’t have spaces. So putting a space in when making a new script would just cause a compiler error, unless Unity omits the spaces from the class name.

[Sooly890]

@spiney199

Scripts are just text assets, and technically speaking they can be named whatever. It’s only in the case of scriptable objects and monobehaviours that there’s a special requirement that the script’s asset name and the actual C# class name need to match exactly.

In other cases the script’s asset name can be whatever it wants, just that 99% of the time folks ensure the script and class name match out of good practice.

And by the way, class names can’t have spaces. So putting a space in when making a new script would just cause a compiler error, unless Unity omits the spaces from the class name.

ah, I see. Thanks for correcting me!