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MrxSupportData

Module: mrxsupportdata.lua

Overview

MrxSupportData owns the catalog of every purchasable support item in the game — supply drops, vehicles, and airstrikes — plus per-faction unlock/freebie/recruit-requirement tracking. The catalog itself (tSupportData) is what MrxCheatBootstrap’s “Add support” dialog and “The Works!” both iterate over.

Inheritance

• Inherits from: none — base/utility module
• Imports: MrxGui, MrxUtil, MrxPmc, and the individual support-delivery modules (mrxcratedelivery, mrxartillery, mrxsupportcopterdelivery, etc.) referenced while building each catalog entry.

Instance pattern

Stateless manager module — no Create/uGuid pattern. Module-level tables hold shared, global state instead of per-object instances:

• tSupportData — the full support-item catalog (see below). Starts as an empty table literal in source and is populated by dozens of individual tSupportData.<key> = {...} assignments and AddSupportData(...) calls scattered through the file — there’s no single place in source that shows the finished catalog, which is why the table below was captured by dumping it live in-game instead of reading source.
• tFreebieData — tracks mission-granted free uses of support items.
• tRequirementsObtained / tRequirementStrings — recruit-requirement state and their display strings.
• _kMaxStock — the max-stock constant, 99 (matches every entry in the catalog below).

Support item catalog

Captured by live runtime dump, not read from source — see Snippets for the DumpTable tool this was captured with. 134 items across 7 types. “Loc key” is the untranslated localization string key (e.g. [vehicle.ah1z]) sName actually holds — this wiki doesn’t have the string-table lookup, so these are shown as-is rather than resolved to display text; most are still readable enough to identify the item. Every entry has nMaxStock = 99, so that column is omitted from context below where obvious.

Each type’s items are sorted by cash cost, cheapest first.

Supply (21 items)

Key	Loc key	Cash	Fuel	Max stock
Support	[support.supply.Support.name]	5,000	40	99
blanco	[support.supply.blanco.name]	5,000	40	99
cqb	[support.supply.cqb.name]	5,000	40	99
fiona	[support.supply.fiona.name]	5,000	40	99
gr	[support.supply.gr.name]	5,000	40	99
lightmg	[support.supply.lightmg.name]	5,000	40	99
oc	[support.supply.oc.name]	5,000	40	99
pr	[support.supply.pr.name]	5,000	40	99
al	[support.supply.al.name]	10,000	40	99
c4	[support.supply.c4.name]	10,000	40	99
ch	[support.supply.ch.name]	10,000	40	99
covert	[support.supply.covert.name]	10,000	40	99
gl	[support.supply.gl.name]	10,000	40	99
rpg	[support.supply.rpg.name]	10,000	40	99
sniperch	[support.supply.sniperch.name]	10,000	40	99
sniperru	[support.supply.sniperru.name]	10,000	40	99
aa	[support.supply.aa.name]	15,000	40	99
amal	[support.supply.amal.name]	15,000	40	99
amch	[support.supply.amch.name]	15,000	40	99
atal	[support.supply.atal.name]	15,000	40	99
atch	[support.supply.atch.name]	15,000	40	99

Airstrike (20 items)

Key	Loc key	Cash	Fuel	Max stock
bombingrun	[support.airstrike.bombingrun.name]	75,000	140	99
clusterbomb	[support.airstrike.clusterbomb.name]	75,000	220	99
tankbuster	[support.airstrike.tankbuster.name]	100,000	200	99
artillery	[support.airstrike.artillery.name]	150,000	140	99
combatairpatrol	[support.airstrike.combatairpatrol.name]	150,000	280	99
bunkerbuster	[support.airstrike.bunkerbuster.name]	200,000	300	99
fuelairbomb	[support.airstrike.fuelairbomb.name]	200,000	900	99
laserguidedbomb	[support.airstrike.laserguidedbomb.name]	200,000	460	99
carpetbomb	[support.airstrike.carpetbomb.name]	250,000	280	99
daisycutter	[support.airstrike.daisycutter.name]	250,000	300	99
smartbomb	[support.airstrike.smartbomb.name]	300,000	200	99
rocketartillery	[support.airstrike.rocketartillery.name]	350,000	280	99
surgicalstrike	[support.airstrike.surgicalstrike.name]	350,000	280	99
uptankbuster	[support.airstrike.uptankbuster.name]	350,000	180	99
cruisemissile	[support.airstrike.cruisemissile.name]	400,000	160	99
strategicmissile	[support.airstrike.strategicmissile.name]	400,000	220	99
upcombatairpatrol	[support.airstrike.upcap.name]	400,000	200	99
moab	[support.airstrike.moab.name]	500,000	400	99
upclusterbomb	[support.airstrike.upclusterbomb.name]	500,000	180	99
nuke	[AllCon003.Terms.Reward]	1,000,000	500	99

Heli (21 items)

Key	Loc key	Cash	Fuel	Max stock
ka29b	[vehicle.ka29b]	40,000	160	99
uh1transportgr	[vehicle.uh1transportgr]	40,000	80	99
endriagoattack	[vehicle.endriagoattack]	45,000	140	99
alouette3transportpr	[vehicle.alouette3transportpr]	50,000	100	99
alouette3transportvz	[vehicle.alouette3transportvz]	50,000	100	99
coandatransport	[vehicle.coandatransport]	50,000	60	99
mh53j	[vehicle.mh53j]	50,000	140	99
mi26ch	[vehicle.mi26ch]	50,000	140	99
mi26vz	[vehicle.mi26vz]	50,000	140	99
endriagoelite	[vehicle.endriagoelite]	60,000	140	99
alouette3attackpr	[vehicle.alouette3attackpr]	75,000	140	99
alouette3attackvz	[vehicle.alouette3attackvz]	75,000	140	99
coandaattack	[vehicle.coandaattack]	75,000	100	99
coandasuperiority	[vehicle.coandasuperiority]	75,000	100	99
endriagosuperiority	[vehicle.endriagosuperiority]	75,000	140	99
alouette3elite	[vehicle.alouette3elite]	100,000	140	99
coandagunship	[vehicle.coandagunship]	100,000	100	99
alouette3superiority	[vehicle.alouette3superiority]	125,000	140	99
ah1z	[vehicle.ah1z]	200,000	180	99
mi35	[vehicle.mi35]	250,000	200	99
wz10	[vehicle.wz10]	350,000	200	99

Light (30 items)

Key	Loc key	Cash	Fuel	Max stock
m15150calgr	[vehicle.m15150calgr]	15,000	60	99
m15150calvz	[vehicle.m15150calvz]	15,000	60	99
m35guntruckgr	[vehicle.m35guntruckgr]	15,000	60	99
ext	[vehicle.ext]	20,000	60	99
extgl	[vehicle.extgl]	20,000	60	99
guntruckoc	[vehicle.guntruckoc]	20,000	100	99
hmmwvarmored50cal	[vehicle.hmmwvarmored50cal]	20,000	120	99
laviii50cal	[vehicle.laviii50cal]	20,000	140	99
m35guntruckvz	[vehicle.m35guntruckvz]	20,000	60	99
t300m60	[vehicle.t300m60]	20,000	60	99
buggypr	[vehicle.buggypr]	25,000	60	99
hmmwvarmoredgl	[vehicle.hmmwvarmoredgl]	25,000	120	99
laviii25mm	[vehicle.laviii25mm]	25,000	140	99
m35aagr	[vehicle.m35aagr]	25,000	80	99
laviiiad	[vehicle.laviiiad]	30,000	140	99
laviiiat	[vehicle.laviiiat]	30,000	140	99
laviiimewss	[vehicle.laviiimewss]	30,000	140	99
m35aavz	[vehicle.m35aavz]	30,000	80	99
hmmwvarmoredtow	[vehicle.hmmwvarmoredtow]	35,000	120	99
nglv50cal	[vehicle.nglv50cal]	35,000	80	99
laviiimgs	[vehicle.laviiimgs]	40,000	160	99
hmmwvavenger	[vehicle.hmmwvavenger]	45,000	120	99
nglvgl	[vehicle.nglvgl]	45,000	80	99
sidecarmotorcycle	[vehicle.sidecarmotorcycle]	50,000	40	99
sx2150mlrs	[vehicle.sx2150mlrs]	60,000	120	99
buggyhellfire	[vehicle.buggyhellfire]	150,000	60	99
dsvscoutvehicle	[vehicle.dsvscoutvehicle]	150,000	60	99
panhardassault	[vehicle.panhardassault]	400,000	60	99
tankbike	[vehicle.tankbike]	750,000	60	99
veyronassault	[vehicle.veyronassault]	1,000,000	60	99

Heavy (20 items)

Key	Loc key	Cash	Fuel	Max stock
m113gr	[vehicle.m113gr]	30,000	100	99
m113aagr	[vehicle.m113aagr]	35,000	100	99
m113vz	[vehicle.m113vz]	35,000	100	99
m113aavz	[vehicle.m113aavz]	40,000	100	99
m113jammervz	[vehicle.m113jammervz]	40,000	100	99
m551	[vehicle.m551]	45,000	140	99
stingrayii	[vehicle.stingrayii]	50,000	140	99
wz551	[vehicle.wz551]	70,000	160	99
scorpion90	[vehicle.scorpion90]	75,000	140	99
zbd2000	[vehicle.zbd2000]	85,000	160	99
amx30	[vehicle.amx30]	100,000	160	99
plz45	[vehicle.plz45]	100,000	160	99
ztz63a	[vehicle.ztz63a]	100,000	180	99
amx30aa	[vehicle.amx30aa]	125,000	160	99
amx30elite	[vehicle.amx30elite]	150,000	160	99
m2a3	[vehicle.m2a3]	150,000	160	99
pgz95	[vehicle.pgz95]	150,000	160	99
pgz95command	[vehicle.pgz95command]	165,000	160	99
m1a2	[vehicle.m1a2]	425,000	240	99
ztz98	[vehicle.ztz98]	425,000	220	99

Boat (9 items)

Key	Loc key	Cash	Fuel	Max stock
jetskiciv	[vehicle.jetskiciv]	5,000	40	99
turbosquidgr	[vehicle.turbosquidgr]	5,000	40	99
turbosquidoc	[vehicle.turbosquidoc]	5,000	40	99
speedboat	[vehicle.speedboat]	10,000	60	99
dinghy	[vehicle.dinghy]	15,000	60	99
omen	[vehicle.omen]	25,000	60	99
piranha	[vehicle.piranha]	45,000	60	99
patrolboatvz	[vehicle.patrolboatvz]	75,000	80	99
patrolboatpmc	[vehicle.patrolboatpmc]	500,000	60	99

Civilian (13 items)

Key	Loc key	Cash	Fuel	Max stock
junkers	[vehicle.junkers]	5,000	60	99
bike	[vehicle.bike]	10,000	60	99
m151softtopgr	[vehicle.m151softtopgr]	10,000	60	99
m151softtopvz	[vehicle.m151softtopvz]	10,000	60	99
civilian	[vehicle.civilian]	15,000	60	99
hmmwvsofttop	[vehicle.hmmwvsofttop]	15,000	120	99
monster	[vehicle.monster]	20,000	60	99
sports	[vehicle.sports]	20,000	60	99
utility	[vehicle.utility]	20,000	60	99
luxury	[vehicle.luxury]	25,000	60	99
mattiaschopper	[vehicle.mattiaschopper]	25,000	40	99
monstertruck	[vehicle.monstertruck]	40,000	60	99
valiantpython	[vehicle.valiantpython]	50,000	60	99

Overriding catalog values from your own mod

Since tSupportData is just a plain Lua table, changing an entry’s price, fuel cost, or stock cap from your own script is as simple as it sounds:

import("MrxSupportData")
MrxSupportData.tSupportData.moab.nCashCost = 1        -- MOAB airstrike now costs $1
MrxSupportData.tSupportData.tankbike.nMaxStock = 999   -- stock cap raised from 99 to 999

New to Lua? Click to expand

MrxSupportData.tSupportData.moab is a table (one catalog entry), and .nCashCost is one of its fields — so MrxSupportData.tSupportData.moab.nCashCost = 1 is just “reach into this table, then that table, then set this field,” the same . chaining you’ve seen everywhere else in this wiki. Nothing about modifying a table is different from reading one — if you can write d.nCashCost to read a value (as the catalog-dump script above does), you can write d.nCashCost = 1 to change it.

Timing matters here, and this is unconfirmed — worth testing if you try it: tSupportData starts empty and gets built up by mrxsupportdata.lua’s own module-level code, which (like all resident/ module-level code) runs once, the first time something imports that module. If your override script runs before that population happens, your change would get silently clobbered the moment MrxSupportData’s own init code assigns over that same key afterward. An OnLoad script is the safer bet — by the time a level has fully loaded, essentially everything has already been imported at least once by the game’s own systems — whereas OnBoot runs so early there’s a real risk of firing before MrxSupportData itself has been touched yet. If you test this (either folder), we’d like to know: does an OnBoot-time override to tSupportData actually stick, or does it get reset back to the original value?

Functions

IsSupportEquippable(sKey)

Checks if a support item is equippable based on its key (sKey). Considers whether the recruit requirement has been met and any additional optional requirements. Returns a boolean, plus an optional string describing why the item is not equippable (missing recruit/requirement).

SetHeliPilotRecruited(bRecruited) / SetMechanicRecruited(bRecruited) / SetJetPilotRecruited(bRecruited)

Sets the recruitment status of the named recruit type.

SetRequirement(sRequirement, bObtained)

Sets the status of a specific requirement.

SynchNetRecruits(tRecruits)

Synchronizes recruitment status across the network — sends an event if this is the server, otherwise updates local state from received data.

SetIgnoreRequirements(bIgnore)

Globally ignores (or stops ignoring) recruit requirements. Confirmed working by live testing — see MrxCheatBootstrap’s “The Works!” snippet, which uses this.

Init()

Initializes module-level state (tRequirementsObtained, tRequirementStrings) and builds the support catalog described above.

GetFreebie(sSupportName)

Retrieves the freebie data for a given support name.

AddAllFreebies()

Adds all freebies to the player’s inventory.

GetLocalRemote(vPlayers)

Returns two booleans: whether there are local and/or remote players among vPlayers.

_AddFreebie(sSupportName, nQty, bAddingAllFreebies, nMaxQty) / AddFreebie(sSupportName, nQty, vPlayers, bAddingAllFreebies, nMaxQty)

Adds a quantity of a freebie to the player’s inventory, handling network sync and HUD updates. Add* (no underscore) wraps the internal version with network-sync handling for a player list.

_RemoveFreebie(sSupportName) / RemoveFreebie(sSupportName, vPlayers)

Removes a freebie from the player’s inventory, updates the HUD, handles network sync.

GetFreebieStringIndex(uStringHash) / GetSupportStringIndex(uStringHash)

Resolve a string hash back to its support name.

NetEventCallback(nEventId, tArgs)

Handles network events related to adding/removing freebies.

Add(tSupport, sFaction)

Adds support items to the player’s inventory for a given faction, updating unlock status and checking for achievements.

IsItemUnlocked(sSupportId, sFaction) / IsItemNew(sSupportId, sFaction) / SetItemViewed(sSupportId, sFaction)

Per-faction unlock/new/viewed status tracking for catalog items.

SaveSingleton() / LoadSingleton(tSaveData)

Serialize/restore this module’s state to/from a save table.

AddSupportData(tSupportDataToAdd, sKey)

Adds a new entry to tSupportData. Returns true on success, nil otherwise. This is what the ~130 individual catalog entries are built with internally.

GetMaxQuantity()

Returns the max stock quantity for freebies.

GetPlayerVisibleName(sSupportId) / GetFreebieName(sSupportId)

Resolve a support/freebie ID to its player-visible name.

Events

• Event.PlayerJoined(uGuid) / Event.PlayerLeft(uGuid) — update recruitment status as players join/leave the session.
• Event.NetworkRecruitSync(tRecruits) — synchronizes recruit status across players.

Notes for modders

• Call-order requirements: Init() sets up the tables this module depends on — see the timing discussion above if you’re modifying tSupportData from your own script.
• Pitfalls: modifying recruitment status or freebie quantities affects player progression/game balance — know what you’re changing before you ship it to anyone else.
• Tunables: _kMaxStock = 99 is the ceiling every catalog entry currently uses; nothing stops a single entry’s nMaxStock from being set higher (see the override example above).