using { /Fortnite.com/Devices }

# This is our "Thief Trap" script.
# It lives on a Trigger Volume.

trigger: TriggerVolume = script.GetTriggerVolume()
button: Button = script.GetButton("Button")
score_manager: ScoreManager = script.GetScoreManager()

# We need to know who the victim is. 
# For simplicity, let's say the victim is the player 
# who spawned in last, or we can hardcode an index.
# Here, we'll use a variable to store the victim's Agent.
# In a real game, you'd pick this dynamically.
victim_agent: agent = script.GetPlayerAgent(0) # Player 1 is our victim

# This function runs when the trigger is entered or button is pressed.
# 'agent' here is the PLAYER (the thief) who triggered it.
on_thief_action := func(agent: agent):
    # Step 1: Get the victim's current score.
    # We use GetAgentScore to see how much loot the victim has.
    victim_score: int = score_manager.GetAgentScore(victim_agent)
    
    # Step 2: Set the award for the NEXT action.
    # This is the magic line. We tell the Score Manager:
    # "When the thief does something, give them 'victim_score' points."
    score_manager.SetToAgentScore(victim_agent)
    
    # Step 3: Actually give the points to the thief.
    # We do this by "activating" the score manager for the thief.
    # In Verse, you often need to trigger the award manually 
    # or use a device that awards points.
    # For this demo, we'll assume the trigger activation itself 
    # awards points, but we need to ensure the thief is the one 
    # receiving it. 
    # Note: SetToAgentScore sets the *amount* to be awarded to the 
    # *next activation*. We need to trigger that activation for the thief.
    
    # To keep it simple in Verse, we can use the ScoreManager's 
    # activation to award the point to the 'agent' (thief).
    # However, SetToAgentScore specifically sets the score 
    # *of the agent passed to it* to be the award amount 
    # for the *next* activation of the ScoreManager.
    
    # Let's activate the ScoreManager for the thief.
    score_manager.Activate()

# Connect the events.
# When the button is pressed, run the theft function for the player who pressed it.
button.Pressed.Bind(func(agent: agent):
    on_thief_action(agent)
)

# Optional: Also trigger if they just walk into the zone.
# trigger.Entered.Bind(func(agent: agent):
#     on_thief_action(agent)
# )