Updated Objects (markdown)

Objects.md

@@ -25,6 +25,7 @@ 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)
@@ -60,6 +61,22 @@ Here is a list of every actor within the library
 * [updaters](https://github.com/rayaman/multi/wiki/Objects#updaters) - runner:newUpdater([**number** skip -- defualts to 0])
 * [watchers](https://github.com/rayaman/multi/wiki/Objects#watchers) - runnet:newWatcher(**table** namespace, **string** name)
 
+All actors have a few methods in common. These methods are
+* Pause() - Pauses the object
+* Resume() - Resumes the object
+* Destroy() - destroys the object
+* Hold(n)* - holds an object where it is while it waits for something to happen. where 'n' is an event or time
+* IsHeld() - returns true or false whether the object is in a hold or not
+* WaitFor(obj)* - holds the object until 
+* OnMainConnect(func) - connects to the main event of an actor object. These will be noted on each object below
+* Reallocate(runner_other, index) -- More on this on the
+* 
+*Note: that only one object can be held at a time, and only on the main runner! If you need more flexibility use [threads](https://github.com/rayaman/multi/wiki/threading). The threading page will explain how this works. Its just like regular objects so you will understand that easily after grasping how each actor itself works.
+# events
+The event object has this structure
+event:
+  **function** OnEvent(func)
+  
 # Semi-Actors