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Line 8: === Entities === ~~Entity's~~Entities are created using '''EntityFactory.createEntity()'''. In this method, the ~~appropriete~~appropriate implementation class is created, and ~~initialize~~initialized. '''Example:''' Line 25: The design is being ~~transitioned~~changed to a Model-View-Controller (MVC) like framework. This will allow different visual implementations (like 2D, 3D, 4D?) to be plugged in with minimal (or no) changes of the model class. Line 33: The '''initialize()''' method is called with the RPObject that it will represent. This method is called after the constructor returns, but before anything else is [externally] called. When the client no longer needs the entity, it should call '''release()''', which should ~~handling~~handle any cleanup, ~~that~~where garbage collection only iswould be insufficient. The class gets notified of object changes via the '''RPObjectChangeListener''' interface that it implements. This will be called for all changes to ~~it's~~its object (and immediate slot objects). Methods Line 58: === UI === The user interface (UI) is responsible for bringing together the base client and user interaction. The base class is '''StendhalUI''', and is extended by an ~~appropriete~~appropriate implementation (currently j2DClient).

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