✅ Verified in-game — deeper pass: re-confirmed the 24-line source — module-load Debug.Printf, Init->SetStaging, the unguarded two-rider pairs loop and dead self param; surfaced the vehicle name and both Human.SetState state strings as constants; no events, purely an Init-driven staging script

LifestyleOilLif001Table

Module: lifestyle_oillif001_table.lua

Overview

The LifestyleOilLif001Table module is responsible for initializing and managing the state of a specific vehicle asset model named “OilLif001 Table”. It sets up two riders in the vehicle with predefined states related to an arm wrestling job.

Inheritance

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

Instance pattern

This is a stateless manager/utility module. It does not track any per-instance state and operates globally on the specified vehicle asset model.

Functions

Module-load statement

Debug.Printf("Adding asset model") runs at module-load time — not inside any function — so it fires once when this file is loaded/compiled by the engine, before Init is ever called.

Init()

Called during the initialization phase of the game. Logs "Init called" and then calls SetStaging() (with no arguments, despite SetStaging declaring a self parameter — see below).

SetStaging(self)

Sets up the staging for the “OilLif001 Table” vehicle. Logs "SetStaging Called", looks up the vehicle’s GUID via Pg.GetGuidByName("OilLif001 Table"), and iterates Vehicle.GetRiders(stageTable) with pairs, assigning the first iterated rider to the global iRider1 and every subsequent rider to the global iRider2 (so with more than two riders, iRider2 ends up holding whichever rider pairs enumerates last, silently overwriting earlier ones — the loop does not break after finding a second rider). Then calls Human.SetState(iRider1, "InVehicle", "lifestylejobPlayerArmwrestlingWinningloop01") and Human.SetState(iRider2, "InVehicle", "lifestylejobOpponentArmwrestlingWinningloop01"), and logs "At end of function". The declared self parameter is never read in the function body and Init never passes an argument for it — dead parameter, always nil when called from Init. No nil-guard exists if the vehicle has fewer than two riders (iRider2, or both, could be left nil and passed straight into Human.SetState).

Events

None — no engine events are subscribed to or fired. This is a one-shot staging script driven entirely by Init().

Module constants & tunables

• Target vehicle: the named world object "OilLif001 Table" (looked up via Pg.GetGuidByName).
• Rider states (both set via Human.SetState(..., "InVehicle", ...)): "lifestylejobPlayerArmwrestlingWinningloop01" (first rider → iRider1) and "lifestylejobOpponentArmwrestlingWinningloop01" (subsequent rider → iRider2). Swap these to change the arm-wrestling pose loop.

Notes for modders

• Ensure that the vehicle asset model “OilLif001 Table” exists in the game world.
• The SetStaging function assumes there are exactly two riders in the vehicle, using an unguarded pairs loop with no break — with 0, 1, or 3+ riders the iRider1/iRider2 assignment will be nil or wrong (see Functions above). If this is not the case, additional logic may be needed to handle different numbers of riders.
• The states set for the riders (lifestylejobPlayerArmwrestlingWinningloop01 and lifestylejobOpponentArmwrestlingWinningloop01) are specific to the arm wrestling job scenario. Adjust these states as necessary for different scenarios.
• This module does not handle any lifecycle events (e.g., OnActivate, OnDeactivate). It is purely a one-time initialization script driven by Init().
• iRider1/iRider2 are left as plain globals (no local), so they’re visible/overwritable from any other script in the environment.