✅ Verified in-game — deeper pass: re-confirmed the 3-line source — the sole function UnUse drops the prop weapon via Human.Inventory.DropWeapon(holdersGuid, objectGuid); replaced vacuous Notes bullets with the one real gotcha (arg order) and the override lever

LivingWorldProp

Module: livingworldprop.lua

Overview

The LivingWorldProp module is designed to handle interactions with living world props that can be used by players. Specifically, it provides functionality to drop weapons when a player interacts with these props.

Inheritance

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

Instance pattern

This is a stateless utility module (no Create/instance pattern). It does not track any per-instance state.

Functions

UnUse(objectGuid, holdersGuid)

Called when a player stops using/interacting with a living world prop (the engine-invoked counterpart to a Use handler — no Use is defined in this file). Drops the weapon associated with the prop by calling Human.Inventory.DropWeapon(holdersGuid, objectGuid). This is the only function in the file.

Events

• Listens for: none — this module does not subscribe to any engine events directly.

Notes for modders

• Override lever: UnUse is a plain (non-local) global, so a mod can redefine it to do something other than drop the weapon when the player releases the prop. The whole module is this one behavior.
• Argument order gotcha: Human.Inventory.DropWeapon(holdersGuid, objectGuid) — the holder (the human) comes first, the prop object second, which is the reverse of the (objectGuid, holdersGuid) order the engine passes into UnUse. Keep that straight if you reuse the call.
• UnUse is the engine’s release-counterpart to a Use handler; no Use is defined here, and the module subscribes to no events.