Lua API catalogs

See current Lua, resource and API limits for 0.1.3 BUILD81, all numeric server configuration bounds and all 59 statistic ranges. Lua API catalogs collect stable, server-validated keys used by G1R:MP resources. Prefer catalog keys and enumeration functions over hard-coded Unreal paths.

Static catalogs

Catalog	Used by
Player skin catalog	setPlayerSkin, setNpcSkin
Player body catalog	deprecated compatibility reference for setPlayerBody
Player face catalog	deprecated compatibility reference for setPlayerFace
Player head catalog	deprecated compatibility reference for setPlayerHead
Player identity catalog	supported complete identity setter setPlayerIdentity
Player tattoo catalog (available from update 0.1.3)	setPlayerTattoo, getPlayerTattooNames
Synchronized spell catalog	basic synchronized spell set for G1R:MP 0.1a
Monster type catalog	spawnMonster
World item catalog (available from update 0.1.2)	spawnItem and spawnTestItem
NPC and monster navigation collision (available from update 0.1.2)	NPC and monster collision-source modes and resource-owned AI navigation blockers
Player animation catalog (available from update 0.1.2)	startAnim and stopAnim; expanded to 118 aliases since 0.1.4 BUILD127, with getPlayerAnimationNames and getPlayerAnimationInfo

Camera scripting

Scripted camera and Camera Functions document camera poses, units, state fields, movement, paths, orbits and client/server ownership. These new functions and their client events are available from update 0.1.3.

Player customization

Player customization documents the seven skin-color and tattoo functions available from update 0.1.3, including RGB ranges, independent resets, tattoo removal and persistence. Existing setPlayerIdentity head/armor handling is improved from update 0.1.3; it is not a newly introduced identity API or a full NPC body replacement.

Observer-specific nameplates

Observer nameplates documents the 12 observer/nameplate-ID functions available from update 0.1.3. Text, whole-label visibility and numeric-ID policy resolve independently for each observer/target pair. The guide covers explicit versus effective getters, exclusive per-field resource ownership, lifecycle, configurable limits, developer-owned acquaintance persistence, and the optional /nametest resource. This is overhead presentation, not network anonymity.

Runtime catalogs

These functions return the authoritative keys supported by the running server build:

Function	Values
getPlayerAnimationNames	Player animation aliases (since 0.1.4); getPlayerAnimationInfo provides mode/timing/group metadata
getPlayerArmorNames	Armor keys
getPlayerTattooNames	Tattoo preset keys (available from update 0.1.3)
getPlayerWeaponNames	Melee weapon keys
getPlayerRangedWeaponNames	Bow and crossbow keys
getPlayerAmmunitionNames	Ammunition keys
getPlayerRuneNames	All rune/spell-item keys; not a synchronization-support list
getSpellCatalog	All spell definitions and their implemented status; see Synchronized spell catalog
getPlayerStatNames	Progression statistic keys
getPlayerSkillNames	Skill keys
getPlayerGuildNames	Guild keys

Example

local function contains(values, wanted)
    for _, value in ipairs(values) do
        if value == wanted then
            return true
        end
    end
    return false
end

if contains(getPlayerArmorNames(), "none") then
    setPlayerArmor(playerId, "none")
end

Client game-audio catalog (since 0.1.7)

Game dialogue catalog lists all 34,795 dialogue identifiers. Unlike the server-side catalogs above, getGameSoundCatalog is a client function; it searches SFX, music and dialogue metadata and supports pagination. Use getGameSoundInfo for entry metadata and Game audio for playback. Available since update 0.1.7. Catalog membership does not guarantee recording availability in every installed language or game version.