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Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
If an object is created after the parent is already killed, ObjectKillChildren() could not have killed the new object. So the new object needs to inherit the alive flag from its parent instead.
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If an object is created after the parent is already killed, ObjectKillChildren() could not have killed the new object. So the new object needs to inherit the alive flag from its parent instead.