Class:Platonic

Extends: adventurejs.Atom

Defined in: adventure/Platonic.js, line 4

MyGame.createAsset({ "class":"Platonic", "name":"foo" })

MyGame.createAsset({
  class: "Pouch",
  name: "small pouch",
  place: { in: "Nomad" },
  synonyms: ["leather", "lace", "strip", "pistachio", "pistachios"],
  description: `A tiny pouch – really, hardly more than a scrap of leather – folded on itself and laced with a thin strip. The pouch contains a handful of pistachios. `,
  is: { closed: false },
  aspects: {
    in: {
      dispense: "Pistachio",
    },
  },
});

MyGame.createClass({
  class: "Pistachio",
  extend: "Edible",
  singular: "pistachio",
  plural: "pistachios",
  description: `It's a pistachio. `,
});

Private Constructor:

var foo = new adventurejs.Platonic(game_name, name)

Though all in-game glasses use a standard constructor method under the hood, it's unlikely that you'd need to call it directly. To create an instance of the Platonic class, it must be defined in a game file as a generic object. That object will be used at runtime to construct a new game class instance, which will be validated and initialized before adding it to the Game. See above for the public constructor, or see Game#createAsset to learn more.