using { /Fortnite.com/Devices }
using { /UnrealEngine.com/Temporary/Symbols }

# Define our Component.
# 'Device' is the interface that lets this script talk to a Button device.
ChaosButton := device (
    # This is the input from the physical button in the editor
    ButtonPressed: input <button_pressed_event>,
    
    # This is the output we'll use to trigger effects (like spawning)
    # For this demo, we'll just use a simple output to trigger a sound or effect
    # But we'll handle the logic inside.
    EffectTriggered: output <void>
)

# The main logic function.
# 'OnAdded' is called once when the game starts and this device is loaded.
OnAdded := func (): void:
    # Listen for the button being pressed
    # 'Bind' connects the physical button input to our function
    ButtonPressed.Bind(func (event: button_pressed_event): void:
        # This runs every time the button is clicked!
        SpawnChaos()
    )

# Our custom function to handle the chaos
SpawnChaos := func (): void:
    # Get the location of this device
    # We use 'GetTransform' to find where we are in the world
    SelfTransform := GetTransform()
    SelfLocation := SelfTransform.GetLocation()
    
    # Move up 200 units
    SpawnPos := SelfLocation + vec(0, 0, 200)
    
    # In a real UEFN project, you would use:
    # SpawnActor(Barrel, SpawnPos)
    # But since we can't import assets in this text box, 
    # we will use a simple console print to prove it works.
    
    # This line is valid Verse for debugging
    print("CHAOS BUTTON ACTIVATED! Prop spawning at " + string(SpawnPos))
    
    # If you had a sound device, you could do:
    # PlaySound(MySoundEffect)