Fixed a typo in the init.lua

Typo caused the library to crash during load due to forgetting the ".." in the getVersion function

multi/init.lua

@@ -209,7 +209,7 @@ function multi:getChildren()
 	return self.Mainloop
 end
 function multi:getVersion()
-	return multi.Version[1].."."..multi.Version[2].."."multi.Version[3]
+	return multi.Version[1].."."..multi.Version[2].."."..multi.Version[3]
 end
 --Processor
 function multi:getError()

test.lua

@@ -1,27 +1,8 @@
 package.path="?/init.lua;"..package.path
-require("multi.tloop")
-a=0
-inc=1 -- change to 0 to see it not met at all, 1 if you want to see the first condition not met but the second and 2 if you want to see it meet the condition on the first go.
-loop=multi:newTLoop(function(self)
-	print("Looping...")
-	a=a+inc
-	if a==14 then
-		self:ResolveTimer("1","2","3") -- ... any number of arguments can be passed to the resolve handler
-		-- this will also automatically pause the object that it is binded to
-	end
-end,.1)
-loop:SetTime(1)
-loop:OnTimerResolved(function(self,a,b,c) -- the handler will return the self and the passed arguments
-	print("We did it!",a,b,c)
-end)
-loop:OnTimedOut(function(self)
-	if not TheSecondTry then
-		print("Loop timed out!",self.Type,"Trying again...")
-		self:ResetTime(2)
-		self:Resume()
-		TheSecondTry=true
-	else
-		print("We just couldn't do it!") -- print if we don't get anything working
-	end
-end)
-multi:mainloop()
+require("multi.all")
+process=multi:newProcess() -- this can also load a file, to keep things really organized, I will show a simple example first then show the same thing being done within another file.
+process:newTLoop(function(self)
+    print("Looping every second...")
+end,1)
+process:Start() -- starts the process
+multi:mainloop() -- start the main runner