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NoLeaves does not hardcode any object names into the DLL. Instead, it downloads a plain text file from GitHub each time you launch the game. That file is the authoritative list of leaf-related GameObject names — if a name is in the file, the mod will disable any active GameObject in the scene that matches it exactly.

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Where the list is hosted

The object list is a raw text file stored in a public GitHub repository: 
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ASTRA228b/No-Leaves.ASTRA-OBJNAME/main/OBJECTNSME.txt
This URL is fetched once at startup using WebClient.DownloadString(). The file is read directly from GitHub’s raw content delivery, so updates to the list take effect the next time you launch the game — no mod update required.
The list is maintained by the mod author. You do not need to modify it or download it manually. Any updates to which objects are removed are handled remotely.

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File format

The file is plain text. Each line contains exactly one Unity GameObject.name string. Empty lines are ignored. Whitespace around each name is stripped before use. 
SomeLeafObject
AnotherLeafObject
YetAnotherLeafObject
The example names above are illustrative. The actual object names in OBJECTNSME.txt are determined by the mod author based on Gorilla Tag’s internal scene hierarchy and may change with game updates.
The format is intentionally simple — no JSON, no headers, no comments. One name per line is all that’s needed.

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How the mod parses the file

After downloading the raw text, NoLeaves processes it with the following logic:
  1. Split the full string on \n and \r to handle both Unix and Windows line endings.
  2. Remove empty entries using StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries, so blank lines are silently skipped.
  3. Trim each remaining entry with .Trim() to strip any leading or trailing whitespace.
  4. Collect the cleaned names into the ObjNames list used by DisableObjects().
This means the file is forgiving of trailing newlines or mixed line endings — only non-empty, trimmed name strings end up in the list.

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