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Assets/LINQtoGameObject/README.txt

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 LINQ to GameObject is GameObject extensions for Unity that allows traverse hierarchy like LINQ to XML.  
 Project Home: https://github.com/neuecc/LINQ-to-GameObject-for-Unity
+Unity Forums support thread: http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/linq-to-gameobject.292611/
 
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README.md

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 LINQ to GameObject
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-LINQ to GameObject is GameObject extensions for Unity that allows traverse hierarchy like LINQ to XML.
+LINQ to GameObject is GameObject extensions for Unity that allows traverse hierarchy like LINQ to XML. You can install from [Unity Asset Store - LINQ to GameObject](http://u3d.as/content/neuecc/linq-to-game-object) as FREE. Unity Forums support thread, ask me any questions - [http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/linq-to-gameobject.292611/](http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/linq-to-gameobject.292611/)
 
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 origin.Ancestors();   // Container, Root
 origin.Children();    // Sphere_A, Sphere_B, Group, Sphere_A, Sphere_B
 origin.Descendants(); // Sphere_A, Sphere_B, Group, P1, Group, Sphere_B, P2, Sphere_A, Sphere_B
-origin.ObjectsBeforeSelf(); // C1, C2
-origin.ObjectsAfterSelf();  // C3, C4
+origin.BeforeSelf(); // C1, C2
+origin.AfterSelf();  // C3, C4
 ```
 
 You can chain query(LINQ to Objects) and use some specified methods(Destroy, OfComponent and others).
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ var fooScripts = root.ChildrenAndSelf().OfComponent<FooScript>();
 
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-Import LINQ to GameObject from Unity Asset Store - [http://u3d.as/content/neuecc/linq-to-game-object](http://u3d.as/content/neuecc/linq-to-game-object) or copy [Assets/LINQtoGameObject/Scripts/LINQtoGameObject](https://github.com/neuecc/LINQ-to-GameObject-for-Unity/tree/master/Assets/LINQtoGameObject/Scripts).
+Import LINQ to GameObject from Unity Asset Store - [http://u3d.as/content/neuecc/linq-to-game-object](http://u3d.as/content/neuecc/linq-to-game-object).
 
 All methods are extension of GameObject, using `Unity.Linq` then you can use all extension methods.
 
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 AncestorsAndSelf|Returns a collection of GameObjects that contain this element, and the ancestors of this GameObject.
 Descendants|Returns a collection of the descendant GameObjects.
 DescendantsAndSelf|Returns a collection of GameObjects that contain this GameObject, and all descendant GameObjects of this GameObject.
-ObjectsBeforeSelf|Returns a collection of the sibling GameObjects before this GameObject.
-ObjectsBeforeSelfAndSelf|Returns a collection of GameObjects that contain this GameObject, and the sibling GameObjects before this GameObject.
-ObjectsAfterSelf|Returns a collection of the sibling GameObjects after this GameObject.
-ObjectsAfterSelfAndSelf|Returns a collection of GameObjects that contain this GameObject, and the sibling GameObjects after this GameObject.
+BeforeSelf|Returns a collection of the sibling GameObjects before this GameObject.
+BeforeSelfAndSelf|Returns a collection of GameObjects that contain this GameObject, and the sibling GameObjects before this GameObject.
+AfterSelf|Returns a collection of the sibling GameObjects after this GameObject.
+AfterSelfAndSelf|Returns a collection of GameObjects that contain this GameObject, and the sibling GameObjects after this GameObject.
 
 Operate methods have three optional parameter. `cloneType` configure cloned child GameObject's localPosition/Scale/Rotation. `setActive` configure activates/deactivates child GameObject. If null, doesn't set specified value. `specifiedName` configure set name of child GameObject. If null, doesn't set specified value.