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 # Scripts serialization
 
-**Scripts serialization** is a feature that allows to save the object into a portable data format. Later this data can be used to restore the state of the object. It's used when loading scenes, performing hot-reload or recording undo actions.
+**Scripts serialization** is a feature that allows to save an object into a portable data format. Later, this data can be used to restore the state of the object. It is used when loading scenes, performing hot-reload or recording undo actions.
 
-Flax uses **Json** format to store scripts and objects state. It's a lightweight and very standardized format. Flax C# API contains a build-in methods to serialize and deserialize objects, even at runtime. See [JsonSerializer](https://docs.flaxengine.com/api/FlaxEngine.Json.JsonSerializer.html) class. Under the hood Flax uses custom [Json.NET](https://github.com/JamesNK/Newtonsoft.Json) which is a popular high-performance JSON framework for .NET.
+Flax uses the **Json** format to store scripts and objects state. It's a lightweight and very standardized format. 
+
+Flax's C# API contains a build-in methods to serialize and deserialize objects, even at runtime. See [JsonSerializer](https://docs.flaxengine.com/api/FlaxEngine.Json.JsonSerializer.html) class. Under the hood, Flax uses a custom fork of [Json.NET](https://github.com/JamesNK/Newtonsoft.Json), which is a popular high-performance JSON framework for .NET.
 
 ## Serialization rules
 
-Flax serializes object field or properties if:
+Flax serializes an object field or a property if:
 
-* It's `public` or has [Serialize](https://docs.flaxengine.com/api/FlaxEngine.SerializeAttribute.html) attribute (inherited `private` members are not saved - but `protected` are)
-* It has no [NoSerialize](https://docs.flaxengine.com/api/FlaxEngine.NoSerializeAttribute.html) attribute
-* It's not `static`
-* It's not `readonly`
-* It's not `const`
 * Its type can be serialized
+* It is `public`
+* It is `private` **and** has a [Serialize](https://docs.flaxengine.com/api/FlaxEngine.SerializeAttribute.html) attribute (inherited `private` members are not saved - but `protected` are)
+
+Flax does *not* serialize an object field or a property if:
+* It is `private`
+* It is `static`
+* It is `readonly`
+* It is a `const`
+* It has a [NoSerialize](https://docs.flaxengine.com/api/FlaxEngine.NoSerializeAttribute.html) attribute
 
-[Here](https://github.com/FlaxEngine/FlaxEngine/blob/master/Source/Engine/Serialization/JsonCustomSerializers/ExtendedDefaultContractResolver.cs) you can find a open source file that implements serialization rules used by the Flax.
+You can find an open source file that implements serialization rules used by Flax [here](https://github.com/FlaxEngine/FlaxEngine/blob/master/Source/Engine/Serialization/JsonCustomSerializers/ExtendedDefaultContractResolver.cs)  .
 
-Flax deserialization works more like `populate` existing object with data rather than `full load`. This reduces amount of data required to save and helps with changing the default values for the fields and properties.
+Flax deserialization works more like `populate` existing object with data rather than `full load`. This reduces the amount of data required to save, and it helps with changing the default values for the fields and properties.
 
 ## Serialization tips
 
-Here are listed various hints about Flax serialization:
+Here are some tips and hints about serialization in Flax:
 
-* References to the scene objects (actors, scripts) are serialized as `Guid` (hex format, inlined). See [Object.ID](https://docs.flaxengine.com/api/FlaxEngine.Object.html#FlaxEngine_Object_ID).
-* Editor uses default serialization rules for Undo
-* Flax deserializes all child scene object before calling `OnAwake`/`OnStart` methods on loaded objects (parent object may not be deserialized yet).
-* Avoid recursive references for custom objects types. It's better to use loop-references for scene objects.
-* When performing code refactoring see [this tutorial](../advanced/refactoring-renaming.md) about supporting old data format loading
+* References to scene objects (actors, scripts) are serialized as `Guid` (hex format, inlined). See [Object.ID](https://docs.flaxengine.com/api/FlaxEngine.Object.html#FlaxEngine_Object_ID).
+* The editor uses default serialization rules for the Undo & Redo system.
+* Flax deserializes all child scene object before calling the `OnAwake`/`OnStart` methods on loaded objects (parent object may not be deserialized yet).
+* It is best to avoid recursive references for custom objects types. It's better to use loop-references for scene objects.
+* When performing code refactoring, take a look at [this tutorial](../advanced/refactoring-renaming.md) about supporting old data format loading
 
 ## Serialization Callbacks
 
@@ -73,4 +79,4 @@ public class MyScript : Script
 
 ## Native C\+\+ serialization
 
-To learn about C++ objects serialization see related documentation [here](../cpp/serialization.md).
+To learn more about C++ objects serialization, see the related documentation [here](../cpp/serialization.md).