# This line tells Verse: "Hey, I want to use the tools that let me interact with Players."
# Think of this as equipping your loadout before a match.
using { /Fortnite.com/Devices }
using { /Fortnite.com/Players }

# This is the main "Actor" or "Entity" your script controls.
# In the scene graph, this is the root of your code.
# It’s like the Battle Bus: everything starts and ends here.
actor ShieldVendingMachineDevice is Interactible {
    # Variables are like your inventory slots.
    # We define a constant here: the amount of shield to give.
    # 'const' means it can't change, like the rules of the game mode.
    const ShieldAmount: int = 50

    # This is the Event. It's the trigger.
    # It fires when a player interacts with this device.
    # 'Interact' is the signal; 'Player' is the person who sent it.
    event OnInteract(Player: Player) {
        # Before we give shield, let's make sure the player is actually alive.
        # If they're in the lobby or eliminated, we don't want to break things.
        if (Player.IsAlive() == true) {
            # Here is the API Call. We are asking the Player object
            # to change its shield value.
            # .SetShield() is the method (the action).
            # We pass (ShieldAmount) as the argument (the data).
            Player.SetShield(ShieldAmount)
            
            # Optional: Let's give the player a tiny bit of health too, 
            # just to make it feel like a "heal station."
            Player.SetHealth(10)
        }
    }
}