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--- en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:subject [2021/12/05 15:03] – vladius
+++ en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:subject [2021/12/05 15:46] – vladius
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 ====== Subjective Layer ======
-A Subject can have an additional higher-level dimension called [[en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:subjective|Subjective]]. Subjectives are UE-managed objects (UObjects) which contain the [[en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:detail|Details]]. Subjectives and Details are generally more flexible and have some additional features implemented as compared to the raw Subjects with Traits. This comes at a cost of being not as cache-efficient and potentially less performant. Please note however, that this additional layer is optional and you may implement your project entirely with Subjects if you want.
+A Subject can have an additional higher-level dimension called [[en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:subjective|Subjective]]. Subjectives are UE-managed objects (UObjects) which may contain the high-level [[en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:detail|Details]] in their composition. Subjectives with Details are generally more flexible and have additional features implemented as compared to raw Subjects with Traits. This comes at a cost of being not as memory-/cache-efficient and potentially less performant. Please note however, that the Subjective layer is optional and you may establish your project's logic entirely on Subjects if you want.
-Subjects without the Subjective layer are called //barebone// Subjects.
+Subjects without the Subjective layer involved are called //barebone// Subjects. Both Subjective-based Subjects and barebone Subjects are commonly referred to as just //Subjects//. That's because every Subjective is actually a Subject internally and embeds it as an essential part. This is something like an inheritance, so every Subjective can also have Traits and Flags as part of its composition.
 ====== Spawning ======