# Import the core Verse library
using /Fortnite.com/Verse

# Import the game framework for interacting with players
using /Fortnite.com/GameFramework

# 1. Define the MAX_SCORE constant.
# This is like the "Win Condition" points. It’s set once in the editor and never changes.
const MAX_SCORE: int = 100

# 2. Define the current score variable.
# We use 'constrained' to set limits.
# min: 0 (You can't have negative points)
# max: MAX_SCORE (You can't have more than 100 points)
var Current_Score: int = constrained(0, MAX_SCORE)

# This function simulates a player getting an elimination.
# In a real game, this would be triggered by an Elimination Event.
function Add_Points(points: int) -> void:
    # Calculate the new potential score
    new_score: int = Current_Score + points
    
    # Here’s the magic: We try to assign the new score to our constrained variable.
    # If new_score is 150, Verse will automatically clamp it to 100 because of the constraint.
    # If new_score is -5, it will clamp to 0.
    Current_Score = new_score
    
    # Let's print what happened so we can see the constraint in action
    Print("Score updated to: " + Current_Score)

# This function is called when the game starts.
function On_Game_Start() -> void:
    # Reset score to 0
    Current_Score = 0
    Print("Game Started! Score is now: " + Current_Score)
    
    # Simulate some eliminations
    Add_Points(50)   # Score becomes 50
    Add_Points(60)   # Score becomes 100 (capped, because 50+60=110, but max is 100)
    Add_Points(-10)  # Score becomes 0 (capped, because 100-10=90... wait, no, 100-10=90. 
                     # Let's try adding -200. Score becomes 0 because min is 0)
    Add_Points(-200) # Score becomes 0 (clamped to min)