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Quagmire Plates

Based on game build 714014 | Last updated: 2026-03-06

Overview​

The quagmire_plates.lua file defines a reusable factory function MakePlate that constructs prefabs for Quagmire-series silver plates and bowls. These prefabs are simple in-game items used as functional replacements for standard plate/bowl items in the Quagmire scenario. The component does not define a reusable component class; instead, it directly returns two prefabs (quagmire_plate_silver and quagmire_bowl_silver) configured with specific animations, assets, and server-side initialization hooks.

It integrates with the game’s asset system, network replication, and event framework for master-side setup (event_server_data), but does not define or depend on any custom components.

Usage example​

-- This file is used internally by the game to register prefabs.
-- Modders can reference the prefabs directly:
local plate = SpawnPrefab("quagmire_plate_silver")
local bowl = SpawnPrefab("quagmire_bowl_silver")

Dependencies & tags​

Components used: None identified
Tags: Adds quagmire_replater to each generated prefab instance.

Properties​

No public properties.

Main functions​

MakePlate(basedish, dishtype, assets)​

  • Description: Constructs and returns a Prefab definition for a Quagmire-specific dishware item (e.g., silver plate or bowl). This is a factory function used to avoid duplication across similar prefabs.
  • Parameters:
    • basedish (string) – Base name for the animation bank and build (e.g., "plate" or "bowl").
    • dishtype (string) – Subtype identifier used in animation symbol overrides and filenames (e.g., "silver").
    • assets (table) – Unused in current implementation; local assets table is defined inside the function and shadows the parameter.
  • Returns: Prefab – A fully configured prefab definition ready for registration.
  • Error states: None identified; assumes valid string inputs.

Events & listeners​

  • Listens to: None identified
  • Pushes: None identified
    (Note: event_server_data is a registered hook, not a local event listener.)