Case Sensitivity

In DScript, all node names, variables, and keywords are case-sensitive. For example, if you create a node named MyData, all references to this node must use exactly the same case characters. The names MyData, Mydata, mydata, and MYDATA are all different.

All of DScript’s keywords and primitives use lower-case characters. To ensure that identifiers you create do not interfere with these functions, it is a good idea to use a mix of upper- and lower-case characters in the names of all nodes you create. Although you can replace a DScript primitive simply by creating a node with the same name, the tree editor makes it difficult to do this unintentionally.