ARchitectObject is the base class for each object created
through the ARchitect.
Whenever an object is created, the developer needs to make sure it is
properly released to free the memory occupied by the object.
To free the memory, an object's destroy() method needs to be called.
This will undefine all properties of the object and will unlink it from
the AR scene. A once destroyed object can never again be viewed in the AR
scene.
Destruction of an object will cause three things:
- All properties (except the destroyed property) and methods of
the object will be deleted (undefined).
- The destroyed property will be set to true.
- The object will be removed from the AR scene.
An ARchitectObject is a superclass for other classes and must not be directly
instantiated by the developer.