✅ Verified in-game — spot-checked against source (entire file is 2 lines, one empty function) — no changes needed beyond confirming no inherit/Event/other functions exist and no call sites found elsewhere in the corpus.

Despawner

Module: despawner.lua

Overview

The Despawner module is a utility script nominally for despawning game objects. The entire source file is two lines — a single empty function. Whatever despawn logic this is meant to gate on is either stubbed out, handled entirely by the engine based on the function existing (e.g. a native call site checks for the presence of Use without needing it to do anything), or not yet implemented in this build.

Inheritance

• Inherits from: none — no inherit() call in this file.
• Imports: none

Instance pattern

Stateless manager/utility module — no per-instance tables, no tInstance, no module-level globals of any kind. The file defines exactly one function and nothing else.

Functions

Use(floatval, aiguid)

Empty function body — takes two arguments (floatval, aiguid) and does nothing with them. No other functions exist in this file. No call sites for Despawner.Use were found anywhere else in the decompiled corpus, so its expected caller/trigger (and the real meaning of floatval/aiguid) can’t be confirmed from static reading alone — likely invoked directly by native/engine code rather than other Lua modules.

Events

• None — no Event.* references anywhere in this file.

Notes for modders

• This module currently does nothing; overriding Use is the only way to give it behavior.
• Because no in-corpus caller was found, the exact invocation contract for Use(floatval, aiguid) (when it’s called, what floatval/aiguid represent) is unconfirmed — treat the parameter names as a hint, not a guarantee.