# This is a comment. It's like leaving a sticky note for yourself.
# The compiler (the game's code checker) ignores these.

# 1. DEFINE THE STRUCTURE
# Think of this as the "Blueprint" for our Timer System.
# It holds all the parts we need.
struct MySurvivalTimer:
    # This is our Variable. It's a "Container" for the time.
    # We start it at 60 seconds.
    TimeRemaining: int = 60
    
    # This is a reference to the Storm Device.
    # We'll connect this in the editor later.
    StormDevice: StormDevice
    
    # This is a reference to the End Game Device.
    # We'll use this to trigger the win/loss state.
    EndGameDevice: EndGameDevice

# 2. DEFINE THE FUNCTIONS (The Actions)
# This function is like a "Stopwatch Tick."
# It runs every second.
func Tick() -> void:
    # Check if we still have time
    if TimeRemaining > 0:
        # Subtract 1 from our Variable (the Loot Box)
        TimeRemaining = TimeRemaining - 1
        
        # Optional: Print to the debug console so we know it's working
        print("Time Left: ", TimeRemaining)
        
        # Schedule this function to run again in 1 second
        # This creates the loop!
        After(1.0, Tick)
    else:
        # Time is up! Trigger the End Game.
        EndGameDevice.End()

# 3. DEFINE THE EVENT (The Trigger)
# This runs when the game starts.
event OnBegin<override>() -> void:
    # Set the initial time
    TimeRemaining = 60
    
    # Start the first tick
    # We call Tick() to start the chain reaction
    Tick()