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

# This is our main script. It controls the victory gate.
WinnerGate := class(creative_device):
    # These are the devices we will use.
    # Think of them as tools in your toolbox.
    @editable
    VictoryTrigger : trigger_device = trigger_device{}
    @editable
    ItemGranter : item_granter_device = item_granter_device{}
    @editable
    Accolades : accolades_device = accolades_device{}

    # This runs when the game starts.
    OnBegin<override>()<suspends> : void =
        # Wait for the player to step on the trigger.
        # This is like waiting for a bell to ring.
        loop:
            # TriggeredEvent fires each time the trigger activates.
            MaybeAgent := VictoryTrigger.TriggeredEvent.Await()

            # The player stepped on the button!
            # Let's give them a reward.
            # TriggeredEvent returns a ?agent, so we unwrap it first.
            if (Agent := MaybeAgent?):

                # 1. Give them an item via the Item Granter device.
                # The Item Granter's inventory is configured in the editor.
                # Calling GrantItem() tells it to give its configured item
                # to the agent who activated the trigger.
                # # note: item_granter_device.GrantItem() accepts an agent
                # and grants whatever item is set up in the device properties.
                ItemGranter.GrantItem(Agent)

                # 2. Give them an accolade (XP and badge).
                # The accolade name and XP value are set in the editor.
                # Calling Award() triggers the device for this agent.
                # # note: accolades_device.Award() signals the device to
                # display the configured accolade for the given agent.
                Accolades.Award(Agent)

                # 3. Print a debug message confirming the reward fired.
                # Use a HUD Message device in the editor for in-game text.
                # # note: Print() writes to the output log; place a
                # hud_message_controller_device in the editor to show
                # on-screen text to players.
                Print("You Won! Great Job!")