# 1. IMPORTS: Bringing in the tools we need.
# 'using' is like grabbing a tool from your inventory.
# We need the 'Devices' toolkit to talk to game objects.
using { /Fortnite.com/Devices }

# 2. THE SCRIPT CLASS: This is the blueprint for our logic.
# Think of this as the instruction manual for your island.
# 'healing_cactus_controller' is just a name we made up.
# It must be 'public' so UEFN knows to run it.
word healing_cactus_controller is
    # 3. VARIABLES: Storing our settings.
    # 'cooldown_time' is a variable that holds a number (float).
    # We set it to 30.0 seconds. You can change this number!
    cooldown_time: float = 30.0

    # 4. INITIALIZATION: What happens when the island starts.
    # 'OnWorldLoaded' is an Event. It’s like the Battle Bus door opening.
    # The code inside runs exactly once when the match begins.
    OnWorldLoaded() is
        # Find the cactus in the Scene Graph.
        # We look for an entity (device) named "BigHealCactus".
        # If it doesn't exist, this might crash, so be careful with names!
        cactus := GetWorld().FindDevice<HealingCactusDevice>("BigHealCactus")

        # Check if we actually found the cactus.
        # This is like checking if your loot box actually has loot in it.
        if (cactus is not None)
            # 5. MODIFYING STATE: Changing the cactus's behavior.
            # We access the 'Cooldown' property of the device.
            # This is like reaching into the device's settings menu via code.
            cactus.Cooldown = Cooldown{Time=cooldown_time}
            
            # Optional: Print a message to the debug log to confirm it worked.
            print("Healing Cactus configured! Cooldown set to {cooldown_time}s")
        else
            # If we couldn't find it, yell at ourselves in the logs.
            print("ERROR: Could not find 'BigHealCactus'. Check the name!")