docs work

docs/src/architecture/architectureindex.md

@@ -1,6 +1,7 @@
 @page architectureindex Engine Architecture
 
 [TOC]
+- @subpage networking
 - @subpage serverSceneManagement
 - @subpage fluidsimindex
 - @subpage worldstorageindex

docs/src/architecture/networking/networking.md

@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+@page networking Networking
+
+[TOC]
+@subpage synchronization Synchronization

docs/src/architecture/networking/synchronization.md

@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+@page synchronization Synchronzation
+
+TODO

docs/src/architecture/scripting/scriptengine.md

@@ -8,24 +8,15 @@ A chief problem we want to avoid is allowing people to 'escape' the scripting en
 
 
 
+# Startup
+On startup, the script engine loads a number of files required to polyfill basic javascript ecosystem functionality.
+Once these are integrated, the engine loads typescript and the compiler.
+The compiler is used to translate scene files and mod files into javascript that the runtime environment can actually execute.
 
-# On adding different instances of the scripting engine
-There should be a single monolithic instance of the scripting engine
-All context-dependent scripts running should have their context provided
-
-IE, lets say I'm the client and I want to fire an event when a client-side effect completes,
-I'd provide a copy of the client's scene as a part of the function call on javascript side
-That way for any unforseen reason the client could still get access to the server's objects
-
-IE, lets say I'm a script running on a specific scene on the server,
-I'd provide the specific scene to the function call
-
-IE, lets say I'm some script firing every time a user logs in,
-I'd provide the new user object and the global server user tracking service
-That way you could still drill down to individual scenes on the server if you needed to
-
-
-
-
-
+# On loading a scene
+When a scene is loaded, the scene and all dependent files are compiled from typescript to javascript.
+Then, an instance of this scene is created which will store values set by the scene.
+This instance is returned to the java side where it is associated with the java instance of the scene.
 
+# On firing a hook
+When a hook fires, java side calls a JS-side function that supplies the hook, values provided alongside the hook, and the scene which the hook was fired within.

src/main/java/electrosphere/engine/Globals.java

@@ -135,7 +135,7 @@ public class Globals {
     public static boolean RUN_DEMO = false;
     public static boolean RUN_CLIENT = true;
     public static boolean RUN_HIDDEN = false; //glfw session will be created with hidden window
-    public static boolean RUN_AUDIO = false;
+    public static boolean RUN_AUDIO = true;
     public static int clientCharacterID;
     
     //