When creating a game object based off a primitive object (cube, cylinder, plane, etc...) you would end up with the name of the primitive object (mesh name) in the resulting .babylon file. This presented problems when trying to refer to an object. For example, you would have cubes all called "Cube" instead of the actual game object name.
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