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

# This is our "Device" - the brain of our operation.
# Think of it like a Scoreboard Device, but smarter.
script MyPlaySpaceValidator: Device {

    # VARIABLES: The "Loot" we care about.
    # A "Handle" is like a remote control for an Entity.
    # We need handles to our floating platforms.
    Platform_A: Entity = ?
    Platform_B: Entity = ?

    # CONSTANTS: The rules of the universe.
    # Max jump height is roughly 100 units.
    # If a platform is higher than this, players can't reach it without help.
    const MAX_JUMP_HEIGHT: float = 100.0

    # FUNCTIONS: The "Actions" our device takes.
    # This function checks if a platform is reachable.
    .Is_Reachable(Platform: Entity) -> bool:
        # Get the Transform (Position/Rotation) of the platform.
        # Think of Transform as the platform's "GPS Coordinates".
        Transform: Transform = Platform.Get_Transform()

        # Get the Y (Height) value from the Transform.
        Height: float = Transform.Get_Location().Get_Y()

        # If the height is less than our max jump, it's reachable.
        return Height <= MAX_JUMP_HEIGHT

    # EVENTS: When does this code run?
    # "On Begin Play" is like when the match starts and the bus flies over.
    .On Begin Play() -> void:
        # Let's check Platform A.
        if Platform_A != ? and Platform_B != ?:
            # Call our function for Platform A.
            A_Reachable: bool = .Is_Reachable(Platform_A)
            B_Reachable: bool = .Is_Reachable(Platform_B)

            # Print results to the debug console.
            # This is like checking your elimination feed.
            if A_Reachable:
                Print("Platform A: Reachable by jump.")
            else:
                Print("Platform A: TOO HIGH! Need ATK Awning.")

            if B_Reachable:
                Print("Platform B: Reachable by jump.")
            else:
                Print("Platform B: TOO HIGH! Need ATK Awning.")
        else:
            Print("ERROR: Missing platforms in the Scene Graph!")
}