# This is our main script file.
# It lives in the Scene Graph under our island's main actor.

using { /Fortnite.com/Devices }
using { /Verse.org/Sim }
using { /UnrealEngine.com/Temporary/Schemas }

# We define a "RevengeTimer" structure. Think of this as the blueprint for our timer system.
RevengeTimer = struct(
    # This variable holds the current time left. It's like your health bar.
    RemainingTime : float = 30.0,
    
    # This references the Timer device in our scene graph.
    # It's like pointing to a specific prop in your inventory.
    TimerDevice : TimerDevice,
    
    # This references the Button device.
    ButtonDevice : ButtonDevice,
    
    # This is a placeholder for the UI text we'll show on screen.
    # We'll use a simple print for now to keep it beginner-friendly.
    TimeDisplay : string = "Time: 30"
)

# This is the FUNCTION. It's like using an item.
# It takes a parameter (TimeToAdd) and does something with it.
.AddTime := (TimeToAdd : float) -> void = 
(
    # Update the RemainingTime variable.
    # This is like eating a shield potion: the value changes.
    RemainingTime += TimeToAdd
    
    # Make sure the time doesn't go below zero (no negative health!)
    if (RemainingTime < 0.0) {
        RemainingTime = 0.0
    }
    
    # Update the display string so we know what's happening.
    TimeDisplay = "Time: " + ToString(Round(RemainingTime))
    
    # In a full game, you'd update the HUD here. 
    # For now, we'll just print to the debug console.
    Print(TimeDisplay)
    
    # If the timer device exists, tell it to update its visual state.
    # This keeps the device in sync with our code variable.
    if (TimerDevice != TimerDevice{}) {
        TimerDevice.SetTime(RemainingTime)
    }
)

# This is the EVENT listener. It's like standing on a trigger pad.
# When the button is pressed, this code runs.
.OnButtonPressed := (event : ButtonPressedEvent) -> void = 
(
    # Call the AddTime function and add 10 seconds!
    # This is like pressing the button to activate the item.
    .AddTime(10.0)
)

# This is the INIT function. It runs once when the game starts.
# It's like the pre-game lobby setup.
.Init := () -> void = 
(
    # Print a message to confirm our script is loaded.
    Print("Revenge Timer Loaded! Smash the button to add time.")
    
    # Initialize the timer device with our starting time.
    if (TimerDevice != TimerDevice{}) {
        TimerDevice.SetTime(RemainingTime)
    }
)