The Name Settings tab handles how the `ItemAttribute` affects the `FullName(`) of a `GameItemObject`.
When the Human Name value is empty, then the `FullName()` of the `GameItemObject` will not be chagned. The "Use Name" button will set the Human Name to be the `ObjectName` of the `ItemAttribute`.
The Name Order determines where the Human Name is placed in relation to the `ObjectName` of the `GameItemObject`.
{% hint style="info" %}
The `ObjectName` of the `GameItemObject` will always be at position `0`. If you want the `ItemAttribute` `ObjectName` to come before, use a negative value in Name Order.
{% endhint %}
#### Example
In the examples above, which come from the **Party Based RPG demo game**, one `ItemAttribute` has an `ObjectType` "Prefix", and a Name Order value of -5. The other is a "Suffix", with a Name Order value of 5.
When attached to a `GameItemObject` named "Sword", the `FullName()` method on the `GameItemObject` will return "Flaming Sword of Strength".
This "Quality" `ItemAttribute` has a Name Order value of -8. If this were also on the Sword, the `FullName()` would return "Damaged Flaming Sword of Strength".
Of course, not all `ItemAttributes` of the same `ObjectType` need to affect the `FullName()` of a `GameItemObject`, and you may opt for something like "Damaged" to not affect the name, but instead be dispalyed thorugh some other UI elements.
