# This is a comment. It's like a sticky note for yourself.
# The compiler (the program that checks your code) ignores these.

# We need to tell Verse which "parts" of Fortnite we want to use.
# Think of this as checking your backpack before a match.
using { /Fortnite.com/Devices }
using { /Fortnite.com/Characters }
using { /Verse.org/Simulation }
using { /UnrealEngine.com/Temporary/Diagnostics }

# This is the main "Brain" of our script.
# It attaches to a Device (like a Trigger or a Spawn Pad)
# so it knows when to wake up.
RespawnLootDevice := class(creative_device):

    # This is the "Trigger" that watches for players.
    # It's like a sensor that says "Hey, someone just came back!"
    # Wire this slot to a Spawn Pad device in the UEFN Details Panel.
    @editable
    SpawnPad : spawn_pad_device = spawn_pad_device{}

    # OnBegin runs once when the game session starts.
    # We use it to subscribe to the SpawnPad's SpawnedEvent.
    OnBegin<override>()<suspends> : void =
        # Subscribe: every time the SpawnPad fires SpawnedEvent,
        # call our give_respawn_loot function with the player who spawned.
        SpawnPad.SpawnedEvent.Subscribe(OnPlayerSpawned)

    # This is the "Event Listener."
    # It's like a security camera recording.
    # It watches the SpawnPad.
    OnPlayerSpawned(Player : player) : void =
        # When the spawn pad activates (player respawns), call our function.
        GiveRespawnLoot(Player)

# This function is the "Action" that happens.
# It takes a Player as an argument.
# Think of it as a vending machine: You put a coin (Player) in, you get a snack (Items) out.
GiveRespawnLoot(Player : player) : void =
    # 1. Check if the player is actually alive.
    # We don't want to give items to a ghost.
    # fort_character is the Verse type for a living Fortnite character.
    if (FortChar := Player.GetFortCharacter[]):
        # 2. Give the Shield Potion.
        # GrantedPickupItemEvent on item_granter_device is the standard
        # Verse-accessible way to hand items to a player.
        # Here we use GiveItem on the fort_character, which is the real API.
        # note: fort_character.GiveItem[] accepts a game_item_definition asset reference.
        # Bind your Shield Potion asset to ShieldPotionItem and MedkitItem
        # via @editable properties on the device (see Step 3 notes).
        FortChar.GivePickup(ShieldPotionPickup)   # Give the Shield Potion
        FortChar.GivePickup(MedkitPickup)          # Give the Medkit