RTEED JavaScript Game Dev: Items, Players & Monsters

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Welcome to this RTEED, Run To Escape Evil Didy, JavaScript whiteboard tutorial. In assets/item-registry.json each entry has id, behavior, file, class, like our real Bread: BreadItem class, bread-item.js behavior. Behavior JS exports a class like BreadItem extending ConsumableItem; js/items/index.js fetches JSON and registers it. Use buildUseAction and applyUse, asset keys in auto.json, optional norma-item-shop.json stock entries, then test. Our real Barab lives in CharacterRelated/Players/Barab with Character.json, Avatar PNGs, UI icons, Abilities icons, Audio. Character.json sets name, kind character, health, stamina, speeds, abilities, actions, tuning, inventory slots. In character-registry.json, add under characters.charas: id Barab, path charas://Barab, file Character.json, behavior barab-chara.js, finished true. That file calls loadCharacterDefinition and exports characterModule via defineCharacterModule for the controller. For monsters, Rocko is kind monster in CharacterRelated/Monsters/Rocko, registered under characters.monsters with behavior rocko-monster.js. Its JSON defines attacks, letting Rocko chase the player, character versus monster. Finish checklist: files, assets, JSON, JS, registry, asset keys. Test abilities and multiplayer. Remember - registry alone doesn't make behavior, your code does.