✅ Verified in-game — deeper pass: confirmed the whole 3-line source; clarified UnUse is an engine-invoked un-use callback (not an Event.* subscription), cross-linked the Object namespace, and pruned vacuous Notes boilerplate

Barbell

Module: barbell.lua

Overview

The entire barbell.lua is a single function: when the player stops “using” the barbell prop, detach it from whoever was holding it. This is a minimal world-prop script — the barbell is a hold-and-carry object, and this is the one bit of scripted behaviour it needs.

Inheritance

• Inherits from: none — base/utility module
• Imports: none

Instance pattern

Stateless. No module-level tables, no per-uGuid bookkeeping, no setmetatable/tInstance factory — just one global function the engine calls.

Functions

UnUse(objectGuid, holdersGuid)

Calls Object.Detach(holdersGuid, objectGuid) to release the barbell (objectGuid) from its holder (holdersGuid). UnUse is an engine-invoked lifecycle callback fired when the “use” interaction ends — it is not an Event.* subscription and is never called from within this file.

Events

• Subscribes to: none. UnUse is an engine callback, not an Event.Create listener.

Notes for modders

• The whole prop reduces to one Object.Detach call — see the Object namespace for the attach/detach primitives (Object.Attach/Object.Detach) if you want to build a similar pick-up/put-down prop.
• Note the argument order: Object.Detach(holdersGuid, objectGuid) takes the holder first, then the attached object — the reverse of the UnUse(objectGuid, holdersGuid) parameter order.