# This is a simple Verse script for a skydive zone
# It shows how to use UEFN options

using { /Fortnite.com/Devices }
using { /UnrealEngine.com/Temporary/Diagnostics }
using { /Verse.org/Simulation }

# Our main game class that holds the devices
# Devices are placed in the UEFN editor and bound here as properties
skydive_example := class(creative_device):

    # 1. A Skydive Volume device placed on the island in the editor
    @editable
    SkydiveDevice : skydive_volume_device = skydive_volume_device{}

    # 2. A second Volume device used as the custom drop-zone shape
    # Drag any volume device from the editor into this slot
    @editable
    DropZoneVolume : volume_device = volume_device{}

    # 3. A HUD Controller device placed on the island in the editor
    @editable
    HudDevice : hud_controller_device = hud_controller_device{}

    # OnBegin runs automatically when the island starts
    OnBegin<override>()<suspends> : void =
        # 4. Tell the skydive device to use our custom-shaped volume
        # The skydive_volume_device reads the bounds of DropZoneVolume
        # at runtime, giving the drop zone a non-default footprint.
        # note: SetExternalVolume is not a runtime API; wire the
        # External Volume property in the device's Details panel in UEFN.
        Print("Skydive zone and map are ready!")

        # 5. Activate the HUD Controller so its layout settings apply
        # Move and resize options (minimap offset, inventory position, etc.)
        # are configured in the device's Details panel in UEFN editor.
        # note: HUD layout offsets are UEFN editor-only properties;
        # there is no runtime Verse API to set MinimapXOffset numerically.
        HudDevice.Enable()