// ChaosSystem.verse
// This script listens for a Rocket Boost pickup and triggers a chaos alarm.

// 1. Define the Script Structure
// Think of this as the "Brain" of your island. It holds all the logic.
ChaosSystem := script() {
    
    // 2. Declare the Devices (The "Nodes" in our Scene Graph)
    // We tell Verse to find these specific devices by name.
    // If the name in Verse doesn't match the editor, it won't work!
    ChaosBoost := object:RocketBoostPowerUpDevice
    ChaosLights := object:PropMoverDevice
    AlarmLights := object:PropMoverDevice

    // 3. Define the "On Start" Function
    // This runs once when the island starts.
    On Start () -> void {
        // We don't need to do much here, but we could set initial states.
        // For now, let's just log that we're alive.
        Print ("Chaos System Activated. Watch out!")
    }

    // 4. The Event Listener: "On Boost Picked Up"
    // This is the core magic. We subscribe to the Boost's event.
    // When the player picks up the boost, this function runs.
    On RocketBoostPickedUp () -> void {
        // A. Trigger the Alarm Lights immediately
        // We use the PropMover's "Set Color" function.
        // Imagine this as flipping a switch to turn the lights red.
        AlarmLights.Set Color (Color { R: 1.0, G: 0.0, B: 0.0 }) // Red!
        
        // B. Wait for 5 seconds
        // This pauses the script for 5 seconds so the chaos doesn't end instantly.
        Wait (5.0)
        
        // C. Reset the lights
        // Turn them back to normal (White)
        AlarmLights.Set Color (Color { R: 1.0, G: 1.0, B: 1.0 })
        
        // D. Optional: Play a sound or spawn particles here!
        Print ("Chaos Mode Over. Phew.")
    }
    
    // 5. Hooking it up: Connect the Event to the Function
    // We tell the ChaosBoost device: "When you get picked up, run On RocketBoostPickedUp."
    // This is how we link the Transmitter (Boost) to our Logic (Script).
    ChaosBoost.On Picked Up += On RocketBoostPickedUp
}