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When a variable refers to an unknown or generic form it means that only the common form properties and methods are available. In order to access all properties of the form the variable must be cast to the specific form using the appropriate extension method.
Unknow or generic forms can be retrieved via the Forms.Find()
or by iterating a mixed
Unsupported forms are forms that have been loaded but the appliaction does not know anything about such form.
Unsupported forms can be assigned to properties of supported forms or added to mixed
Unresolved forms are threaded the same way unsupported forms are treated, except that their Editor ID is always null. Unresolved forms come about from references to forms that do not exist due to an error in a plugin, or because the tool deliberately skipped these forms while loading plugin. Saving plugin that reference unresolved forms will produce a warning, but will work as intended as long as the form really exists.