# Import the necessary Verse libraries for items and players
using /Fortnite.com/Devices
using /Fortnite.com/Items

# Define our main device class
# Think of this as the "Blueprint" for our Crafting Station
class EggCraftingDevice(Device):
    # This is a "Variable". It's a container that holds the button we want to watch.
    # In game terms, it's like pointing a laser at the button you want to program.
    CraftButton: ButtonDevice = "CraftButton_1"

    # This is a "Function". It's a block of code that runs when something happens.
    # Specifically, this runs when the CraftButton is pressed.
    OnCraftButtonPressed := func(player: Player):
        # Check if the player has the required crafting material.
        # "Has_Item" is a function that returns true or false.
        # It's like checking if you have a key before opening a door.
        if (player.Has_Item("White_Dino_Egg_1")):
            
            # If the check passes, remove the Dino Egg (consume the material).
            # "Remove_Item" takes the item away from the player.
            player.Remove_Item("White_Dino_Egg_1", 1)
            
            # Then, give the player the reward: a Heal Egg.
            # "Grant_Item" adds the item to their inventory.
            player.Grant_Item("Heal_Egg_1", 1)
            
            # Optional: Send a message to the player so they know it worked.
            # "Show_Message" is like a text popup on their screen.
            player.Show_Message("Crafted a Heal Egg!")
        else:
            # If they don't have the Dino Egg, tell them to go find some.
            player.Show_Message("Need a White Dino Egg to craft!")

# This is the "Event". It connects the button press to our function.
# When the button is pressed, Verse calls OnCraftButtonPressed.
# This is like a trigger wire connecting a sensor to a door.
EggCraftingDevice.OnCraftButtonPressed = func(self: EggCraftingDevice, player: Player):
    self.CraftButton.OnPressed.Add(func():
        self.OnCraftButtonPressed(player)
    )