// We are defining a script that runs on an object (like the Trigger)
script class LightTrapScript:

    // 1. VARIABLES: These are like your inventory slots.
    // We need to connect to the device named "MainLight" in the editor.
    // 'MainLight' must match the Name field in UEFN exactly.
    MainLight: CustomizableLightDevice = CustomizableLightDevice(MainLight)

    // 2. FUNCTIONS: This is our "Combo Move."
    // It takes a 'Color' as input and changes the light.
    // Think of 'Color' as the ammo you feed into the function.
    func SetLightTo(color: Color) -> void:
        // This line sends a signal to the device to change its color.
        // It's like pressing the 'Change Color' button on the remote.
        MainLight.SetColor(color)
        
        // Optional: Log a message to the debug console to prove it worked.
        #print(f"Light changed to {color}")

    #event OnBegin():
        #print("Trap armed! Waiting for players...")

    #event OnStart():
        #print("Script started.")

    // 3. EVENTS: These are triggered by game actions.
    // OnTriggered fires when someone walks into our Trigger Volume.
    #event OnTriggered(Other: Actor):
        // Check if the thing that triggered it is a Player.
        if (Other.IsPlayer()):
            #print(f"{Other.GetDisplayName()} triggered the trap!")
            
            // Call our function and pass in the color RED.
            // In Verse, we use the built-in Color struct.
            SetLightTo(Color(255, 0, 0, 255)) 
            // Note: Color is (R, G, B, Alpha). 255,0,0 is pure red.

    // Bonus: Let's make it reset if the player leaves?
    // For now, let's just make it toggle if you want to get fancy later.