# This script attaches to the End Game device.
# It tells the End Game device: "Listen to the Timer. When it finishes, YOU stop the game."

using { /Fortnite.com/Devices }

end_game_device: EndGameDevice = EndGameDevice{}

# This is the "Event Handler."
# Think of it as a trap trigger. 
# We are listening for the timer's "OnTimerEnd" event.
on_timer_finished(timer: TimerDevice) -> unit:
    # When the timer hits zero, this code runs.
    # We call the EndGame() function on our End Game device.
    end_game_device.EndGame()

# This is the "Setup" function.
# It runs once when the island starts.
init() -> unit:
    # 1. Find the Timer device in the scene graph.
    # We assume we have a reference to the Timer. 
    # In a real setup, you might link this in the editor or via a variable.
    # For this example, let's assume we have a Timer variable named 'my_timer'.
    my_timer: TimerDevice = TimerDevice{} 
    
    # 2. Configure the Timer.
    # Set the duration to 60 seconds.
    my_timer.SetDuration(60.0)
    
    # Start the timer immediately when the game starts.
    my_timer.Start()
    
    # 3. Connect the Event.
    # We are telling the timer: "When you end, call on_timer_finished."
    # This creates the link between the two devices.
    my_timer.OnTimerEnd += on_timer_finished