04 Reset The Timer Device To Ensure Respawning Player

# Source URL: https://dev.epicgames.com/documentation/fortnite/verse-parkour-template-in-unreal-editor-for-fortnite
# Local doc:  epic-docs/documentation/fortnite/verse-parkour-template-in-unreal-editor-for-fortnite.md
# Section:    Reset the Timer Device to ensure respawning players get the full amount of time
# Function that is called when a battery item is picked up from the Item Spawners
HandleBatteryPickedUp(Agent:agent):void=
    # Increment the number of batteries collected
    set BatteriesCollected = BatteriesCollected + 1
    # This is how you can output the number of batteries to the log. Useful for debugging        
    Logger.Print("Number of batteries picked up: {BatteriesCollected}")

    # Check to see if there are enough batteries collected to the end the game
    if:
        BatteriesCollected >= BatteryItemSpawners.Length
    then:
        # Check to see if we've collected 4 (or more) batteries. If so, we have won, call the EndGame function
        spawn { EndGame(Agent) }
    else:
        # This code runs if the number of batteries is less than 4. Show a Hud Message to spur the player on
        # HUD message is "battery" if only 1 battery is collect. Becomes "batteries" if more than 1 is collected
        if:
            BatteriesCollected = 1
        then:
            HUDMessageBattery.SetText(BatteryCollectedMessage(BatteriesCollected))
            HUDMessageBattery.Show(Agent)
        else:
            HUDMessageBattery.SetText(BatteriesCollectedMessage(BatteriesCollected))
            HUDMessageBattery.Show(Agent)

        # Then we get the next Item Spawner in our array we set up
        # We do this by "indexing" into the array. It is inside the "if" statement to ensure that NextBatterySpawner is referenced correctly