✅ Verified in-game — deeper pass: re-confirmed all 4 functions + the single ObjectHibernation subscription; clarified the LightFront off→on sequence, noted MrxTutorialManager is imported-but-unused and bLightStart is a stray global; pruned vacuous modder bullets; cross-linked Vehicle/Event namespaces.

Repairpad

Module: repairpad.lua

Overview

The Repairpad module is the tiny lifecycle script for a repair-pad object. Its whole observable job is a light cue: when the pad wakes it briefly clears its LightFront vehicle part, then turns it on to indicate the pad is live; on death/deactivate it clears the light again. It does not itself implement the repairing — that is engine/vehicle behavior — it just manages the indicator light and event cleanup.

Inheritance

• Inherits from: none (base/utility module)
• Imports: MrxTutorialManager — imported but not referenced anywhere in this file (vestigial).

Instance pattern

This is a stateless manager/utility module with no per-instance tables. It tracks events associated with each repair pad using the tEvents table, keyed by uGuid.

Functions

OnActivate(uGuid, iArg)

Called when the repair pad instance is activated. Registers tEvents[uGuid].uActivate, an Event.ObjectHibernation handler for {uGuid, "awake"}. Unlike most OnActivate implementations in this codebase, the handler is an inline anonymous function defined right at the call site, not a separate named Awake — there is no Awake function anywhere in this file. That anonymous function turns off the LightFront vehicle part (Vehicle.SetParts(uGuid, "LightFront", false)) and calls SetupActivationEvents(uGuid).

OnDeactivate(uGuid)

Called when the repair pad instance is deactivated. Deletes all associated events and clears the entry in the tEvents table.

OnDeath(uGuid)

Called when the repair pad’s underlying object dies. Turns off the front light and calls OnDeactivate.

SetupActivationEvents(uGuid)

Turns on the front light (Vehicle.SetParts(uGuid, "LightFront", true)). Despite the name, it registers no events — it is just the “light on” step called from the awake handler. The return is stored in the stray global bLightStart (written here and in OnActivate, never read).

Events

• Event.ObjectHibernation (in OnActivate) — fires the inline “awake” handler described above, keyed under tEvents[uGuid].uActivate so OnDeactivate can find and delete it later.
• No other Event.* calls exist in this file. (A previous revision of this page claimed a HideMarker custom event — that string does not appear anywhere in repairpad.lua; it was not present in source.)

Notes for modders

• The visible lever here is the "LightFront" Vehicle.SetParts part — that named part is the pad’s indicator light. If your pad model names the light differently, this script won’t toggle it.
• OnDeactivate iterates tEvents[uGuid] with pairs and Event.Deletes every entry, then clears the table — so any event you add for a given uGuid should be stored in that table to get cleaned up automatically.
• There is no repair logic, tunable, or timer in this file — it is purely the light/event-cleanup shell around the engine’s repair-pad behavior.