Hey everyone, in this article, I'm going to show you how to instantiate game objects with specific names in Unity using C# scripting. This can be very useful in game development when you want to create instances of prefabs at runtime and give them unique names for easy identification. Here's how you can do it: First, create a new C# script in your Unity project and open it in your preferred code editor. Next, declare a variable of type GameObject to store the instantiated object. We'll call it 'newObject'. Then, use the Instantiate method to create an instance of a prefab and store it in the 'newObject' variable. You can specify the position, rotation, and parent of the new object as parameters for the Instantiate method. After instantiating the object, you can then set its name using the name property of the 'newObject' variable. This will give the instantiated object a specific name that you can use to identify it later. Finally, attach the script to a game object in your Unity scene, and you're good to go! Now, when you run your game, the object will be instantiated with the specific name you assigned. This technique is very handy for managing and manipulating game objects during runtime. And that's it! You've learned how to instantiate game objects with specific names in Unity using C# scripting. I hope you found this article helpful. Have fun experimenting with this technique in your own Unity projects! Thanks for reading.