Definition Reference

Use this section as the API-style reference for Lilia definition files. Each page follows the same pattern: overview, reference entries, callback details, and complete examples where available.

Lilia Reference

Schema, item, module, and UI definitions in one browseable tree

Start with the definition type you are editing, then use the field and callback entries as a checklist while writing Lua.

Core

Characters

Attributes

Character stats, creation limits, maximum values, and setup callbacks.

Groups

Factions

Top-level playable organizations, models, loadouts, restrictions, limits, and spawn behavior.

Roles

Classes

Faction sub-roles with inherited defaults, whitelist rules, loadouts, and lifecycle callbacks.

Modules

Module Metadata

Author info, dependencies, privileges, network strings, Workshop content, and module lifecycle.

Items

Weapons

Weapon class binding, equip state, ammo persistence, and drop behavior.

Outfits

Wearable item metadata, inventory sizing, outfit categories, and PAC data.

PAC3 Outfits

PAC part setup, removal, loadout behavior, and transfer checks.

ArcCW Attachments

Attachment item metadata, equip state, inventory protection, and ArcCW sync behavior.

Stackables

Quantity limits, splitting behavior, and stack metadata.

Aid Items

Medical and support item structure.

Ammo

Ammunition item metadata and inventory presentation.

Books and Notes

Readable item content, descriptions, and models.

Entity Items

World entity bindings and item entity behavior.

Grenades

Throwable weapon item fields, class binding, and death-drop behavior.

URL Items

External URL metadata for web-backed items.

Interface

Interface

VGUI Panels

Implemented Lilia panel names, purposes, and common usage contexts.

Authoring Pattern

Section	What it answers
Overview	What this definition controls and where it fits in the framework.
Purpose	What a field or callback changes.
When Called	When Lilia reads the field or invokes the callback.
Realm	Whether the callback is server, client, or shared.
Parameters	The values passed into callbacks.
Returns	Expected callback return values.
Example	Minimal Lua showing the field or callback in context.