My instances are Player objects that have not been scripted, and which hence do not require a unique scripts dictionary, etc. As soon as the needed, I am transformed automatically into a unique subclass of Player.

	queries
	belongsToUniClass hasUserDefinedScripts hasUserDefinedSlots wantsSteps

	uniclass
	assureUniClass rootClassForUniclasses

	reference
	ephemeralPlayerRef referenceSelectorFor:

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	copyUniClassWith: my class is a subclass of Player. Return another class just like my class. Share the costume list.

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	belongsToUniClass UnscriptedPlayer reimplements to false
	hasUserDefinedScripts
	hasUserDefinedSlots Answer whether the receiver has any user-defined slots, in the omniuser sense of the term. This is needed to allow Viewers to look at any object, not just at Players.
	wantsSteps Has no scripts

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	assureUniClass Create a uniclass and become the receiver into it
	rootClassForUniclasses Answer the class that should be subclassed when the receiver is made into a uniclass

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	acceptsLoggingOfCompilation weird name is so that it will come lexically before #compile, so that a clean build can make it through. 7/7/96 sw
	isSystemDefined Answer true if the receiver is a system-defined class, and not a UniClass (an instance-specific lightweight class)
	isUniClass UnscriptedPlayer reimplements to false
	newUserInstance Answer an instance of an appropriate class to serve as a user object in the containment hierarchy
	officialClass We want to make a new instance of the receiver, which is a subclass of Player. Answer who to make a new subclass of. Also used to tell if a given class is a UniClass, existing only for its single instance.
	wantsChangeSetLogging Log changes for Player itself, but not for automatically-created subclasses like Player1, Player2, but *do* log it for uniclasses that have been manually renamed.

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	ephemeralPlayerRef UnscriptedPlayer ephemeralPlayerRef
	referenceSelectorFor: The use of this is for immediate evaluation of lines of script in a Viewer. The class inst var 'ephemeralPlayerRef' is constantly reused for this purpose.