# This script makes players drop loot when they go down.
# It's like a digital Item Remover, but written in code.

using { /Fortnite.com/Devices }
using { /Verse.org/Sim }

# We create a new "Actor" (a game object) that holds our logic.
# Think of an Actor as a container for devices and code.
actor LootDropTrap is Device()
{
    # This is a "Variable." 
    # In Fortnite terms, it's like a prop that changes state.
    # Here, we store a reference to the DBNO device.
    dbno_device: DBNODevice = DBNODevice{}

    # This is a "Function." 
    # A function is a reusable block of code that does something.
    # Think of it like a "Play Animation" action on a device.
    # We will call this function when the player goes down.
    OnPlayerDowned(player: Player) -> void
    {
        # This line is the "Action."
        # We are telling the player to drop their inventory.
        # It's the same as clicking "Remove Items" on the Item Remover device.
        player.RemoveItems()
        
        # Optional: Let's add some flavor!
        # We can print a message to the debug log.
        # This is like seeing a "Kill Feed" message, but for code.
        print("Loot stripped from ", player.GetName())
    }

    # This is the "Event Binding."
    # In the device editor, this is the wire.
    # We are saying: "When the DBNO device fires 'OnPlayerDowned', run my function."
    event OnBegin<override>()
    {
        # We connect the DBNO device's event to our function.
        # It's like plugging the wire from DBNO_Trigger to Loot_Strapper.
        dbno_device.OnPlayerDowned += OnPlayerDowned
    }
}