Server API

Revive & Heal

VORP has these natively in core. RSG doesn't — it's normally owned by an ambulance/EMS job resource. wc_libs never errors when that resource is missing; it warns to console and returns false.

Revive(source)server

Revives a downed player.

Param	Type	Returns
source	integer	boolean — whether it actually ran

underneath, on —

vorp_core — native
Core.Player.Revive(source)
rsg — delegates to ambulance job
exports['rsg-ambulancejob']:Revive(source)
-- if rsg-ambulancejob isn't running:
-- [wc_libs] Revive() called on RSG but 'rsg-ambulancejob' is not running — no-op.

Configurable export name. If your RSG server's ambulance job exposes a differently named export, point wc_libs at it in config rather than editing the adapter file directly.

wc_libs/shared/config.lua

WCLibConfig.RSGAmbulanceResource     = 'rsg-ambulancejob'
WCLibConfig.RSGAmbulanceReviveExport = 'Revive'
WCLibConfig.RSGAmbulanceHealExport   = 'Heal'

Heal(source)server

Heals a player to full health.

Param	Type	Returns
source	integer	boolean — whether it actually ran

example — used after a treatment minigame

local ok = wc:Heal(source)
if not ok then
  -- ambulance job missing on RSG, or vorp_core out of date —
  -- check console, fall back to your own logic if needed
end

Real Wild County example — admin revive command

wc_admin/server/commands.lua

RegisterCommand('revive', function(source, args)
  local target = tonumber(args[1])
  if not target then return end

  local ok = wc:Revive(target)
  wc:Notify(source, {
    variant = ok and 'avanced' or 'fail',
    title   = ok and "Player revived." or "Revive failed — check console.",
  })
end, true) -- restricted, admin ACE only

Common mistakes

Calling Revive/Heal from the client — both are server-only exports.
Treating a false return as an error worth crashing over — on RSG it usually just means the ambulance job resource isn't running, which is expected on servers that don't use one.
Forgetting to gate admin-only revive/heal commands behind an ACE permission check.

Troubleshooting

If Revive/Heal always return false on RSG: confirm WCLibConfig.RSGAmbulanceResource matches a resource that is actually started, and that its export names match RSGAmbulanceReviveExport/RSGAmbulanceHealExport.
If it fails on VORP: update vorp_core — Core.Player.Revive/Heal must exist on the running build.

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