Updated Objects (markdown)

Objects.md

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 # Objects
 There are 4 main types of objects in the multi library
-1. [Runners](https://github.com/rayaman/multi/wiki/Objects#Runners)
+1. [Runners](https://github.com/rayaman/multi/wiki/Objects#runners)
-2. [Actors](https://github.com/rayaman/multi/wiki/Objects#Actors)
+2. [Actors](https://github.com/rayaman/multi/wiki/Objects#actors)
-3. [Semi-Actors](https://github.com/rayaman/multi/wiki/Objects#Semi-Actors)
+3. [Semi-Actors](https://github.com/rayaman/multi/wiki/Objects#semi-actors)
-4. [Non-Actors](https://github.com/rayaman/multi/wiki/Objects#Non-Actors)
+4. [Non-Actors](https://github.com/rayaman/multi/wiki/Objects#non-actors)
+
 # Runners
+As of right now there are only 2 Runners.
+* Processors
+* Queues (WIP) Note: I will document this when I get it working properly.
 
+Processors inherit all of their methods from the multi namespace, while also adding a few methods of their own. A process acts exactly like the multi namespace as well. It does differ in some ways though. With the multi namespace you are not able to "pause" the main runner. Note: There are ways to do so, but it is important to know what you are doing first. Which you will when you are done reading this wiki 😄.
 
+All processors are able to have Actors constructed and created on them. For example:
+```lua
+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
+```
+Note: I will not be giving the output to all examples on the wiki
 
+As mentioned above you can load a process from file. This can only work if your lua environment allows for the usage of loadstring!
+testfile.lua
+```lua
+process:newTLoop(function(self)
+    print("Looping every second...")
+end,1)
+```
+main.lua
+```lua
+require("multi.all")
+pro=multi:newProcess("testfile.lua")
+pro:Start() -- starts the process
+multi:mainloop() -- start the main runner
+```
 
+So as seen above Actors can be created on a process, however the objects we created were not on the main process. To create one on the main process we can do the same as above with just a slight change
+```lua
+require("multi.all")
+multi:newTLoop(function(self)
+    print("Looping every second...")
+end,1)
+multi:mainloop() -- start the main runner
+```
 
-
+Now that we see how we can use Actors on a runner let's get into each Actor and how they work
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 # Actors
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+* 
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 # Semi-Actors