# We are defining a script that runs on our island.
# Think of this as the "Game Rules" book.
script MovingTargetScript is not runable
    # This is a "Variable".
    # In Fortnite terms: This is like your "Health Bar".
    # It changes during the game. Here, it stores the target object.
    Target: object = none

    # This is another "Variable" for the speed.
    # In Fortnite terms: This is like the "Storm Damage" setting.
    # It's a number we can tweak to make the game harder or easier.
    MoveSpeed: float = 5.0

    # This is a "Function".
    # In Fortnite terms: This is like a "Device Trigger" that runs when the game starts.
    OnBegin<override>()<suspends>: void =
        # First, we need to find our target.
        # We look for a prop named "TargetProp" in the island.
        if (Prop := FindProp("TargetProp")):
            Target = Prop
            # Start the movement loop
            StartPatrol()
        else:
            # If we can't find the prop, print an error to the debug console.
            # Like getting a "Connection Lost" error.
            Print("Error: Could not find TargetProp!")

    # This function handles the movement logic.
    StartPatrol()<suspends>: void =
        # Define the two points the target will visit.
        # These are "World Locations" (X, Y, Z coordinates).
        # Think of these as the "Set Start" and "Set Finish" positions.
        PointA := vector(0, 0, 200)
        PointB := vector(200, 0, 200)

        # This is a "While Loop".
        # In Fortnite terms: This is like a "Respawn Timer" that never ends.
        # It keeps running forever until we stop it.
        loop:
            # Move from A to B
            MoveTo(PointA, PointB)
            # Move from B to A
            MoveTo(PointB, PointA)

    # This function handles the actual movement between two points.
    MoveTo(From: vector, To: vector)<suspends>: void =
        # Check if the target actually exists before trying to move it.
        if (Target):
            # This is the "Magic Line".
            # It tells the prop to slide from 'From' to 'To' over time.
            # It uses "Ease" which means it starts slow, speeds up, then slows down.
            # Like a vehicle accelerating and braking.
            Target.MoveToEase(To, MoveSpeed, ease_type.Linear, animation_mode.OneShot)
            
            # Wait until the movement is finished before moving again.
            # Without this, the target would teleport instantly.
            # This is like waiting for the "Elimination" sound to finish before spawning the next wave.
            Wait(1.0 / MoveSpeed)