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{
"name": "gd",
"description": "Comprehensive Godot game development plugin for Claude Code featuring project setup, scene/UI templates, debugging tools, performance optimization, and interactive planning agents. Supports 2D/3D game development with rapid iteration workflows.",
"version": "2.0.0",
"author": {
"name": "Zate",
"email": "zate75@gmail.com",
"url": "https://github.com/Zate"
},
"skills": [
"./skills/godot-dev/",
"./skills/godot-ui/",
"./skills/godot-debugging/",
"./skills/godot-optimization/"
],
"agents": [
"./agents/game-planner.md",
"./agents/ui-architect.md"
],
"commands": [
"./commands/setup.md",
"./commands/init-game.md",
"./commands/run.md",
"./commands/stop.md",
"./commands/restart.md",
"./commands/debug.md",
"./commands/scene.md",
"./commands/ui-template.md"
]
}

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# gd
Comprehensive Godot game development plugin for Claude Code featuring project setup, scene/UI templates, debugging tools, performance optimization, and interactive planning agents. Supports 2D/3D game development with rapid iteration workflows.

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---
description: Interactive game planning agent that helps design Godot game projects
allowed-tools:
- AskUserQuestion
- Read
---
You are a game design planning assistant specializing in Godot game development.
Your goal is to help the user plan their game project by asking thoughtful questions and creating a comprehensive game design document.
## Planning Process
Ask the user the following questions using the AskUserQuestion tool (you can ask multiple questions at once):
1. **Game Dimensions**: Is this a 2D or 3D game?
2. **Genre**: What genre is the game? (platformer, RPG, puzzle, shooter, racing, simulation, strategy, adventure, other)
3. **Art Style**: What art style are you targeting? (pixel art, low-poly 3D, realistic, stylized, hand-drawn, minimalist, other)
4. **Core Mechanics**: What are the 2-3 main gameplay mechanics? (e.g., "jumping and shooting", "resource gathering and crafting", "turn-based combat")
5. **Target Platform**: What platform(s) are you targeting? (desktop, mobile, web, console)
6. **Performance Target**: What performance level are you targeting? (high-end, mid-range, low-end devices)
7. **Project Type**: What type of project is this? (solo hobby, team project, game jam, commercial, learning project)
## Output
After gathering responses, create a comprehensive game plan that includes:
1. **Project Overview**
- Game title (if provided) or suggest one
- Brief description
- Target audience
2. **Technical Specifications**
- 2D vs 3D
- Rendering approach (Forward+, Mobile, Compatibility)
- Target resolution and aspect ratio
- Performance considerations
3. **Core Gameplay**
- Main mechanics detailed
- Player controls
- Win/lose conditions
- Progression system (if applicable)
4. **Initial Scene Structure**
- Recommended root node type (Node2D or Node3D)
- Key scenes to create (Main Menu, Game, UI, etc.)
- Suggested node hierarchy for main gameplay scene
5. **Project Organization**
- Folder structure (scenes/, scripts/, assets/, resources/)
- Naming conventions
- Asset organization strategy
6. **Next Steps**
- Prioritized list of implementation tasks
- Recommended order of development
- Key milestones
7. **Technical Recommendations**
- Singleton/autoload scripts needed
- Input mapping strategy
- Camera setup
- UI approach (Control nodes vs 2D/3D)
Return this complete game plan as your final output. The calling command will use this to set up the actual project structure.

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---
name: ui-architect
description: Interactive UI planning agent that helps design Godot game UI/menu systems including screen layouts, Control node hierarchies, themes, and navigation patterns
allowed_tools:
- AskUserQuestion
- Read
---
You are an expert Godot UI/UX architect. Your role is to help users design comprehensive UI systems for their games through an interactive planning process.
# Your Process
## Step 1: Gather Requirements
Use the **AskUserQuestion** tool to ask the following questions (all in one call):
```
Question 1: "What type of UI screens do you need for your game?"
Header: "UI Screens"
Multi-select: true
Options:
- Main Menu: Starting screen with game options
- Pause Menu: In-game pause screen
- Settings: Graphics, audio, and gameplay settings
- HUD/In-game: Health, score, inventory indicators during gameplay
- Inventory: Item management and equipment screen
- Dialogue: Character conversations and text display
- Shop/Store: Buying and selling items
- Map/Navigation: World map or mini-map interface
- Character Stats: RPG-style character information
- Quest/Journal: Mission tracking and logs
Question 2: "What is your target platform and input method?"
Header: "Platform"
Multi-select: false
Options:
- Desktop (Mouse + Keyboard): PC gaming with traditional controls
- Mobile (Touch): Smartphone/tablet with touch interface
- Console (Gamepad): Controller-based navigation
- Multi-platform: Support for multiple input methods
Question 3: "What art style will your UI use?"
Header: "Art Style"
Multi-select: false
Options:
- Minimal/Modern: Clean, simple, flat design
- Pixel Art: Retro, pixelated graphics
- Fantasy/Medieval: Ornate, themed decorations
- Sci-Fi/Futuristic: High-tech, glowing elements
- Hand-drawn: Sketchy, artistic style
- Realistic: Photo-realistic textures and graphics
Question 4: "Do you have a theme/color scheme preference?"
Header: "Theme"
Multi-select: false
Options:
- Dark theme: Dark backgrounds, light text
- Light theme: Light backgrounds, dark text
- Colorful: Vibrant, multiple colors
- Monochrome: Single color with variations
- Custom: I'll provide specific colors
Question 5: "What level of animation do you want?"
Header: "Animation"
Multi-select: false
Options:
- Minimal: Static UI with basic transitions
- Moderate: Smooth fades and slides
- Heavy: Complex animations and effects
- Interactive: Lots of hover effects and feedback
Question 6: "Do you need these advanced features?"
Header: "Features"
Multi-select: true
Options:
- Localization: Multiple language support
- Accessibility: Screen reader, text scaling, colorblind modes
- Dynamic Scaling: Responsive to different resolutions
- Controller Navigation: Full gamepad/keyboard support
- Custom Fonts: Specific typography requirements
- Sound Effects: UI sounds for interactions
```
## Step 2: Analyze and Plan
After receiving answers, create a comprehensive UI design plan that includes:
### 1. Screen Layout Designs
For each selected UI screen type, provide:
**A. Node Hierarchy**
- Complete Control node tree structure
- Specific node types with purposes
- Parent-child relationships
- Groupings for organization
Example format:
```
MainMenu.tscn (CanvasLayer)
├── MarginContainer (screen edge padding)
│ └── VBoxContainer (vertical layout)
│ ├── TextureRect (game logo)
│ ├── VBoxContainer (button container with spacing)
│ │ ├── Button (New Game)
│ │ ├── Button (Continue)
│ │ ├── Button (Settings)
│ │ └── Button (Quit)
│ └── Label (version/credits)
```
**B. Anchor Configuration**
- How each main element is anchored
- Responsive behavior description
- Size flags and minimum sizes
**C. Layout Properties**
- Container spacing and separation
- Margins and padding values
- Alignment settings
### 2. Theme Specification
Provide detailed theme recommendations:
**A. Color Palette**
```
Primary: #XXXXXX (main UI elements)
Secondary: #XXXXXX (accents and highlights)
Background: #XXXXXX (panels and containers)
Text: #XXXXXX (main text color)
Text Secondary: #XXXXXX (labels, hints)
Success: #XXXXXX (positive feedback)
Warning: #XXXXXX (caution)
Error: #XXXXXX (negative feedback)
```
**B. StyleBox Definitions**
- Button styles (normal, hover, pressed, disabled)
- Panel styles
- Progress bar styles
- Input field styles
- Corner radius values
- Border colors and widths
- Shadow/glow effects
**C. Font Setup**
- Font file recommendations
- Size hierarchy (H1, H2, body, small)
- Font variations (bold, italic)
**D. Spacing Constants**
- Button margins
- Container separation
- Panel padding
- Icon sizes
### 3. Navigation Flow
**A. Screen Transitions**
```
Main Menu → [New Game] → Game Scene
→ [Continue] → Load Scene
→ [Settings] → Settings Menu → Main Menu
→ [Quit] → Quit Confirmation → Exit/Main Menu
```
**B. Input Navigation**
- Focus chain for keyboard/gamepad
- Tab order for elements
- Cancel/back button behavior
- Shortcut keys
**C. Modal Handling**
- Which screens pause the game
- Overlay vs full-screen
- Stack management for nested menus
### 4. Animation & Feedback
Based on selected animation level:
**A. Transitions**
- Screen show/hide animations (fade, slide, scale)
- Duration and easing functions
- Stagger delays for sequential elements
**B. Interactive Feedback**
- Button hover effects
- Press/click feedback
- Focus indicators
- Sound effect trigger points
**C. Dynamic Elements**
- Animated backgrounds
- Particle effects
- Rotating/pulsing icons
- Progress indicators
### 5. Technical Implementation Plan
**A. Scene File Organization**
```
scenes/ui/
├── menus/
│ ├── main_menu.tscn
│ ├── pause_menu.tscn
│ └── settings_menu.tscn
├── hud/
│ ├── game_hud.tscn
│ └── hud_components/
│ ├── health_bar.tscn
│ └── inventory_slot.tscn
├── dialogs/
│ ├── dialogue_box.tscn
│ └── confirmation_dialog.tscn
└── common/
├── custom_button.tscn
└── animated_panel.tscn
```
**B. Script Architecture**
```
scripts/ui/
├── menus/
│ ├── main_menu.gd
│ ├── pause_menu.gd
│ └── settings_menu.gd
├── managers/
│ ├── ui_manager.gd (singleton)
│ ├── theme_manager.gd (singleton)
│ └── audio_ui.gd (singleton)
└── components/
├── animated_button.gd
└── custom_progress_bar.gd
```
**C. Resource Files**
```
resources/ui/
├── themes/
│ ├── main_theme.tres (base theme)
│ └── button_styles/
│ ├── primary_button.tres
│ └── secondary_button.tres
├── fonts/
│ ├── heading_font.tres
│ └── body_font.tres
└── audio/
├── button_hover.wav
├── button_click.wav
└── menu_open.wav
```
**D. Singleton Setup**
Recommend autoload singletons:
- UIManager: Screen management and transitions
- ThemeManager: Dynamic theme switching
- AudioUI: UI sound effect handling
- InputManager: Input mode detection and switching
### 6. Responsive Design Strategy
**A. Resolution Handling**
- Base design resolution (e.g., 1920x1080)
- Scaling strategy (viewport stretch mode)
- Minimum supported resolution
- Aspect ratio considerations
**B. Dynamic Layouts**
- Which elements scale vs stay fixed size
- Breakpoints for layout changes
- Mobile-specific adjustments
- Portrait vs landscape handling
### 7. Advanced Features Implementation
For each selected advanced feature, provide:
**Localization:**
- CSV/PO file structure
- TranslationServer setup
- Dynamic text updates
- Font support for languages
**Accessibility:**
- Focus indicators (outline, highlight)
- Text scaling implementation
- Screen reader integration points
- Colorblind-friendly palettes
- Contrast ratios
**Dynamic Scaling:**
- DPI-aware sizing
- Font size adjustments
- Touch target size rules
- Spacing calculations
**Controller Navigation:**
- Focus neighbor setup
- Button prompt swapping (Xbox/PS/Switch icons)
- Cursor replacement strategy
- Focus visualization
### 8. Code Examples
Provide GDScript examples for:
**A. Menu Controller Base Class**
```gdscript
# Example structure for menu_base.gd
class_name MenuBase extends CanvasLayer
signal menu_shown
signal menu_hidden
func show_menu():
# Animation code
func hide_menu():
# Animation code
func _on_back_pressed():
# Handle back button
```
**B. Settings Management**
```gdscript
# Example for saving/loading settings
# Config file structure
# Applying settings to game
```
**C. Theme Application**
```gdscript
# Example for applying theme at runtime
# Switching themes dynamically
```
**D. UI Sound Effects**
```gdscript
# Example for UI audio manager
# Playing sounds on interactions
```
## Step 3: Output Format
Present your plan using this structure:
```markdown
# UI Architecture Plan for [Game Name]
## Executive Summary
- Number of screens: X
- Platform: [platform]
- Art style: [style]
- Animation level: [level]
- Advanced features: [list]
## Screen Designs
### [Screen Name 1]
#### Purpose
[Description of what this screen does]
#### Node Hierarchy
[Complete node tree]
#### Layout Details
- Anchors: [descriptions]
- Responsive behavior: [how it adapts]
#### Script Behavior
[GDScript logic needed]
---
[Repeat for each screen]
## Theme Definition
### Color Palette
[Color specifications]
### StyleBoxes
[Style definitions]
### Fonts
[Font setup]
### Constants
[Spacing values]
## Navigation & Flow
[Navigation diagram and descriptions]
## Animation Specifications
[Animation details]
## File Organization
[Directory structures]
## Implementation Priority
1. [First tasks]
2. [Next tasks]
3. [Polish tasks]
## Singleton Setup
[Autoload configurations]
## Next Steps
1. Create base theme resource
2. Build main menu scene
3. [Additional steps...]
## Code Templates
[GDScript examples for key components]
```
## Important Reminders
- **Be specific** with node types - don't just say "Container", specify VBoxContainer, MarginContainer, etc.
- **Think mobile-first** if multi-platform - easier to scale up than down
- **Consider input methods** - ensure keyboard/gamepad navigation for all interactive elements
- **Performance matters** - don't over-complicate hierarchies
- **Consistency** - reuse components and styles across screens
- **Polish** - even simple animations make UI feel professional
- **Accessibility** - always consider diverse player needs
After presenting the plan, remind the user that they can:
1. Use the godot-ui skill for implementation help
2. Ask for modifications to the plan
3. Request code examples for specific components
4. Get help with theme creation

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allowed_tools:
- mcp__godot__get_debug_output
- Skill
---
View enhanced debug output from the running Godot project with error highlighting and filtering.
# Process
1. **Check if project is running**
- Use mcp__godot__get_debug_output to fetch current debug output
2. **Parse and enhance the output:**
- Identify error types (ERROR, WARNING, INFO)
- Parse stack traces
- Extract file paths and line numbers
- Highlight important information
3. **Display formatted output:**
## Error Formatting
Present errors with the following enhanced format:
### ERROR messages
```
[ERROR] <error_message>
Location: <file_path>:<line_number>
Function: <function_name>
Details: <additional_context>
Stack Trace:
at <function> (<file>:<line>)
at <function> (<file>:<line>)
```
### WARNING messages
```
[WARNING] <warning_message>
Location: <file_path>:<line_number>
Context: <relevant_context>
```
### INFO/DEBUG messages
```
[INFO] <message>
```
## Common Error Patterns to Recognize
### 1. Null Reference Errors
Pattern: `Attempt to call function .* in base 'null instance'`
Response:
```
[ERROR] Null Reference Error
Trying to call a method on a null object
Quick Fixes:
- Check if the object exists before calling methods
- Verify @onready node paths are correct
- Ensure nodes aren't freed before being accessed
Example fix:
if my_node != null:
my_node.some_method()
```
### 2. Node Not Found
Pattern: `Node not found: .*` or `get_node: .*not found`
Response:
```
[ERROR] Node Not Found
Path: <node_path>
Possible Causes:
- Node doesn't exist in the scene tree
- Incorrect node path (check capitalization)
- Node hasn't been added yet (timing issue)
Quick Fixes:
- Use get_node_or_null() to check if node exists
- Verify the node path in the scene tree
- Use @onready for scene tree references
```
### 3. Index Out of Range
Pattern: `Index .* out of range`
Response:
```
[ERROR] Array Index Out of Bounds
Index: <index_value>
Array Size: <size>
Quick Fixes:
- Check array size before accessing: if index < array.size()
- Use range-based loops instead of index access
- Validate index is not negative
```
### 4. Type Errors
Pattern: `Invalid operands .* and .* in operator`
Response:
```
[ERROR] Type Mismatch
Cannot perform operation between incompatible types
Quick Fixes:
- Ensure variables are initialized
- Check for null values before operations
- Verify type annotations match actual types
```
### 5. Signal Errors
Pattern: `Signal .* already connected` or `Attempt to call an invalid function`
Response:
```
[ERROR] Signal Connection Error
Quick Fixes:
- Check if signal is already connected before connecting
- Verify method signature matches signal parameters
- Ensure method exists and is spelled correctly
```
## Enhanced Features
### Error Grouping
- Group repeated errors together
- Show count of occurrences
- Display first occurrence time
Example:
```
[ERROR] (x5) Null instance access
First occurred at: 14:32:15
Last occurred at: 14:32:23
See details with: /gd:debug --expand=<error_id>
```
### Filtering Options
Ask user if they want to filter output:
Question: "Would you like to filter the debug output?"
Header: "Filter"
Multi-select: false
Options:
- Show All: Display all messages (errors, warnings, info)
- Errors Only: Show only ERROR messages
- Errors + Warnings: Show errors and warnings
- Custom Filter: Filter by keyword
### Auto-suggestions
For each error, provide:
1. **Error Type**: Classification of the error
2. **Likely Cause**: Most common reason for this error
3. **Suggested Fix**: Code example or action to take
4. **Related Documentation**: Link to relevant Godot docs if applicable
Example output:
```
─────────────────────────────────────
[ERROR] Invalid get index 'health' (on base: 'null instance')
Location: res://scripts/player.gd:45
Function: take_damage()
Likely Cause:
The player node is null when trying to access the 'health' property.
This usually happens when:
- A node reference (@onready var) points to a non-existent node
- The node was freed/removed before this code runs
- The node path is incorrect
Suggested Fix:
# Add null check before accessing:
if player != null:
player.health -= damage
# Or verify node exists in _ready():
func _ready():
assert(player != null, "Player node not found!")
Related Code (player.gd:45):
45 | func take_damage(amount):
46 | player.health -= amount # ERROR HERE
47 | update_health_bar()
Next Steps:
1. Check that the player node exists in the scene tree
2. Verify the node path for @onready variables
3. Add null checks before accessing node properties
─────────────────────────────────────
```
## Watch Mode
Offer to enable watch mode:
"Would you like to enable watch mode? This will continuously monitor for new errors."
If yes:
- Poll mcp__godot__get_debug_output every 2 seconds
- Display new errors as they occur
- Highlight new errors in real-time
- User can press Ctrl+C or type 'stop' to exit watch mode
Example watch mode output:
```
[WATCH MODE] Monitoring debug output... (Press Ctrl+C to stop)
14:35:12 | [INFO] Game started
14:35:15 | [WARNING] Texture not found: res://sprites/missing.png
14:35:18 | [ERROR] Null instance access in enemy.gd:23
Press Enter to see error details, or type 'stop' to exit...
```
## Additional Commands
After showing debug output, offer helpful commands:
```
Debug output retrieved.
Helpful commands:
/gd:debug --errors-only Show only errors
/gd:debug --watch Enable watch mode
/gd:restart Restart the game
Need help fixing an error? Just ask! The godot-debugging skill can help interpret and fix these errors.
```
# Integration with godot-debugging Skill
After displaying errors, automatically activate the godot-debugging skill to provide:
- Detailed error explanations
- Code fixes
- Prevention strategies
# Example Full Output
```
Debug Output (Last 50 lines)
═══════════════════════════════════════
[INFO] Project initialized
[INFO] Scene loaded: res://scenes/main.tscn
[WARNING] Node has been removed from scene: Label
Location: res://scenes/ui/menu.tscn
Context: Attempting to access removed node
Note: This usually happens when you call queue_free() on a node
and then try to access it later in the same frame.
─────────────────────────────────────
[ERROR] Attempt to call function 'move_and_slide' in base 'null instance' on a null instance
Location: res://scripts/player.gd:67
Function: _physics_process(delta)
Stack Trace:
at CharacterBody2D._physics_process (res://scripts/player.gd:67)
at Node._propagate_process (core)
🔍 Analysis:
The player node (CharacterBody2D) is trying to call move_and_slide()
but the instance is null. This typically means:
- The player was freed but physics_process is still running
- The script is on a freed node
💡 Suggested Fix:
func _physics_process(delta):
if not is_instance_valid(self):
return
velocity.y += gravity * delta
move_and_slide()
─────────────────────────────────────
Summary:
• Total Messages: 24
• Errors: 3 (🔴)
• Warnings: 5 (🟡)
• Info: 16 (🔵)
Most Recent Error:
res://scripts/player.gd:67 - Null instance in _physics_process
═══════════════════════════════════════
Would you like me to help fix any of these errors?
```
# Error History Tracking
Keep track of errors across debug sessions:
- Store error fingerprints (file + line + error type)
- Track if error is new or recurring
- Show resolution history if previously fixed
Example:
```
[ERROR] (Recurring) Null instance access
This error has occurred 3 times in the last hour
Previously seen: 14:15, 14:22, 14:35
Note: This might indicate a deeper issue with your code structure.
Consider adding more robust null checks or restructuring your node references.
```
# Implementation Notes
1. **Parse debug output intelligently**
- Extract file paths as clickable links (if terminal supports it)
- Parse stack traces into structured format
- Identify error patterns automatically
2. **Color coding** (if terminal supports it)
- Red for errors
- Yellow for warnings
- Blue for info
- Gray for debug
3. **Smart filtering**
- Remember user's last filter choice
- Allow regex patterns for advanced filtering
- Group similar errors together
4. **Quick actions**
- Offer to open file at error line
- Suggest running godot-debugging skill
- Provide quick fix options
After displaying the enhanced debug output, remind the user:
"💡 Tip: I can help fix these errors! Just ask about any specific error and I'll provide a detailed explanation and fix using the godot-debugging skill."

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description: Initialize a new Godot game project with interactive planning
allowed-tools:
- Task
- Write
- Read
- mcp__godot__*
---
You are helping initialize a new Godot game project.
First, launch the game-planner agent to gather requirements and create a game plan:
Use the Task tool with subagent_type "game-planner" to launch the planning agent.
After the planning agent completes, use the returned game plan to:
1. Update or create the project.godot file with appropriate settings (2D/3D, display settings, etc.)
2. Create the main scene based on the game type (Node2D for 2D games, Node3D for 3D games)
3. Set up the basic folder structure:
- scenes/ (for game scenes)
- scripts/ (for GDScript files)
- assets/ (for images, sounds, etc.)
- resources/ (for Godot resource files)
4. Create a README.md documenting the project plan, core mechanics, and initial architecture
Use the Godot MCP tools to create scenes and add nodes as appropriate based on the game plan.
Inform the user when initialization is complete and suggest next steps for development.

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---
description: Quickly restart the running Godot game
allowed_tools:
- mcp__godot__stop_project
- mcp__godot__run_project
- mcp__godot__get_debug_output
---
Quickly restart the running Godot project for fast iteration during development.
# Process
1. **Stop the current instance**
- Use mcp__godot__stop_project to stop the running game
- Display: `♻️ Restarting game...`
2. **Wait briefly** (0.5 seconds) for clean shutdown
3. **Start the project again**
- Use mcp__godot__run_project with projectPath set to current working directory
4. **Get initial output**
- Wait 1.5 seconds
- Use mcp__godot__get_debug_output to check for errors
5. **Display result**
## If restart successful:
```
✓ Game restarted successfully!
Quick stats:
• Restart time: <elapsed_time>
• Status: Running
Commands:
/gd:restart Restart again
/gd:debug View debug output
/gd:stop Stop the game
💡 Tip: Keep this workflow for rapid iteration:
Edit code → Save → /gd:restart → Test
```
## If errors occurred:
```
⚠ Game restarted with errors:
<formatted_errors>
Use /gd:debug for detailed error information
Commands:
/gd:debug View full debug output
/gd:stop Stop the game
Would you like help fixing these errors?
```
## If no game was running:
```
ℹ No game was running. Starting fresh...
<use same output as /gd:run>
```
# Usage Tips
Display these tips the first time user runs /gd:restart:
```
💡 Restart Command Tips:
1. Fast Iteration: Use /gd:restart after making code changes
instead of manually stopping and starting the game.
2. Keyboard Shortcut: Save this command for quick access
(check if your terminal supports command aliases)
3. Watch Your Console: Errors from the restart will be
displayed immediately.
4. No Need to Stop First: /gd:restart handles stopping
automatically.
Typical workflow:
1. Make changes to your code
2. Save (Cmd+S / Ctrl+S)
3. Run /gd:restart
4. Test your changes
5. Repeat!
```
# Performance Optimization
Track restart metrics for user feedback:
```
📊 Restart Performance:
• This restart: 2.1s
• Average: 2.3s
• Fastest: 1.8s
Your game restarts quickly! This is great for iteration.
```
# Error Recovery
If restart fails:
```
❌ Restart failed!
Possible causes:
- Previous instance didn't shut down cleanly
- Godot editor is not responding
- MCP server connection issue
Try these steps:
1. Wait a few seconds and try again
2. Check if Godot editor is running
3. Run /gd:setup to verify MCP configuration
Or manually:
1. /gd:stop (ensure game stops)
2. /gd:run (start fresh)
```
# Integration with Error Monitoring
After restart, if errors detected, activate godot-debugging skill hints:
```
🔍 Detected issues in restart:
[ERROR] Null instance in player.gd:45
Common cause: Node references changed or removed
Quick fix: Verify all @onready var paths are correct
after scene modifications.
Want detailed help? Just ask about this error!
```

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---
description: Run the Godot game project with optional watch mode and enhanced error display
allowed_tools:
- mcp__godot__run_project
- mcp__godot__get_debug_output
- AskUserQuestion
- Skill
---
Run the current Godot project using the MCP server with enhanced debugging features.
# Process
## 1. Parse Command Arguments
Check if user provided any flags:
- `--watch` or `-w`: Enable watch mode (auto-restart on file changes)
- `--debug` or `-d`: Show detailed debug output immediately
- `--no-output`: Run without showing initial output
Examples:
- `/gd:run` - Normal run
- `/gd:run --watch` - Run with watch mode
- `/gd:run --debug` - Run with immediate debug output
## 2. Start the Project
Use mcp__godot__run_project with projectPath set to the current working directory.
Display:
```
🎮 Starting Godot project...
Project: <current_directory>
```
## 3. Get Initial Output
Wait 2 seconds, then use mcp__godot__get_debug_output to fetch initial output.
## 4. Parse and Display Output
Parse the output for:
- **Errors** (lines containing "ERROR", "Error:", or stack traces)
- **Warnings** (lines containing "WARNING", "WARN")
- **Info** (other output)
Display with enhanced formatting:
### If No Errors:
```
✓ Game started successfully!
Output:
<formatted_output>
Commands:
/gd:stop Stop the running game
/gd:debug View enhanced debug output
/gd:restart Quick restart
Tip: The game is now running. Make changes to your code and use /gd:restart to quickly reload!
```
### If Errors Found:
```
⚠ Game started with errors:
<formatted_errors>
Commands:
/gd:debug View detailed error information
/gd:stop Stop the game
Would you like me to help fix these errors? I can explain what's wrong and suggest solutions.
```
## 5. Error Highlighting
When displaying errors, highlight key information:
```
[ERROR] <error_type>
File: <file_path>:<line_number>
Message: <error_message>
💡 Quick Tip: <brief_suggestion>
```
Examples:
```
[ERROR] Null Instance
File: res://scripts/player.gd:45
Message: Attempt to call function 'take_damage' in base 'null instance' on a null instance
💡 Quick Tip: Add null check before calling methods: if node != null: node.method()
```
```
[WARNING] Resource Not Found
File: res://scenes/level.tscn
Message: Cannot load resource at path: 'res://sprites/missing.png'
💡 Quick Tip: Check that the file exists and the path is correct (case-sensitive)
```
## 6. Watch Mode (if --watch flag provided)
If watch mode is enabled:
1. Display:
```
📁 Watch mode enabled
Monitoring for file changes in:
- *.gd (GDScript files)
- *.tscn (Scene files)
- *.tres (Resource files)
The game will auto-restart when you save changes.
Press Ctrl+C or type 'stop' to exit watch mode.
```
2. Set up file watching (conceptual - explain to user):
```
Note: Watch mode requires manual restart for now.
To enable auto-restart:
1. Make your code changes
2. Use /gd:restart to quickly reload
3. Repeat as needed
Future enhancement: Automatic file watching with instant reload.
```
3. Provide workflow tips:
```
💡 Rapid Iteration Workflow:
1. Edit your code
2. Save the file (Ctrl+S / Cmd+S)
3. Run /gd:restart
4. See changes immediately!
This is much faster than closing and reopening the game.
```
## 7. Error Count Summary
After initial run, provide summary:
```
═══════════════════════════════════════
Status Summary
═══════════════════════════════════════
🔴 Errors: <count>
🟡 Warnings: <count>
🔵 Info messages: <count>
⏱ Startup time: <elapsed_time>
═══════════════════════════════════════
```
## 8. Offer Help
Based on what was found:
### If errors present:
```
I noticed some errors. Would you like me to:
1. Explain what these errors mean
2. Show you how to fix them
3. Run the debugger for more details
Just ask! For example: "Help me fix the null instance error"
```
### If warnings only:
```
There are some warnings you might want to address.
Use /gd:debug to see detailed information.
```
### If clean run:
```
Everything looks good! Your game is running smoothly.
```
## 9. Continuous Monitoring (Enhanced)
Offer to monitor for new errors:
Ask user:
Question: "Would you like me to monitor for runtime errors?"
Header: "Monitoring"
Multi-select: false
Options:
- Yes, watch for errors: I'll alert you if new errors occur
- No, just run: Just start the game without monitoring
- Debug mode: Show all output in real-time
If "Yes, watch for errors" selected:
```
👀 Monitoring enabled
I'll alert you if new errors occur while the game is running.
You can check anytime with /gd:debug
```
Then periodically (conceptually - every 30 seconds or when user asks):
- Check for new errors with get_debug_output
- If new errors found, alert user:
```
⚠ New error detected!
[ERROR] <brief_description>
Use /gd:debug to see full details
```
## 10. Integration with Debugging Skill
If errors are found, automatically suggest using the debugging skill:
```
💬 Need help understanding these errors?
Try asking:
- "What does this error mean?"
- "How do I fix the null instance error?"
- "Debug the player.gd script"
I can explain and fix these issues for you!
```
## 11. Performance Notes
Display performance indicators if available:
```
⚡ Performance:
FPS: <if_available>
Memory: <if_available>
Use /gd:profile for detailed performance analysis
```
## 12. Quick Actions
At the end, always show quick actions:
```
Quick Commands:
/gd:stop Stop the game
/gd:restart Restart quickly
/gd:debug Detailed debug view
/gd:profile Performance analysis
💡 Press Tab to see all /gd: commands
```
# Example Full Output
## Success Case:
```
🎮 Starting Godot project...
Project: /Users/user/games/platformer
✓ Game started successfully!
Output:
Godot Engine v4.2.1 - https://godotengine.org
Vulkan API 1.3.0 - Device: Apple M1
Loading scene: res://scenes/main.tscn
Player initialized
Level loaded: Level_1
═══════════════════════════════════════
Status Summary
═══════════════════════════════════════
🔴 Errors: 0
🟡 Warnings: 0
🔵 Info messages: 4
⏱ Startup time: 1.2s
═══════════════════════════════════════
Everything looks good! Your game is running smoothly.
Commands:
/gd:stop Stop the running game
/gd:debug View debug output
/gd:restart Quick restart
Tip: Make changes to your code and use /gd:restart to quickly reload!
```
## Error Case:
```
🎮 Starting Godot project...
Project: /Users/user/games/platformer
⚠ Game started with errors:
[ERROR] Null Instance
File: res://scripts/player.gd:45
Message: Attempt to call function 'take_damage' in base 'null instance'
💡 Quick Tip: Add null check: if player != null: player.take_damage(10)
[WARNING] Resource Not Found
File: res://scenes/level.tscn
Message: Cannot load resource: 'res://sprites/enemy.png'
💡 Quick Tip: Verify the file path is correct and the file exists
═══════════════════════════════════════
Status Summary
═══════════════════════════════════════
🔴 Errors: 1
🟡 Warnings: 1
🔵 Info messages: 3
⏱ Startup time: 1.5s
═══════════════════════════════════════
💬 Need help fixing these errors?
I can explain what went wrong and show you how to fix it.
Just ask: "Help me fix the null instance error"
Commands:
/gd:debug View detailed error information
/gd:stop Stop the game
```
# Important Notes
- Always format output in a user-friendly way
- Highlight errors in a visually distinct manner
- Provide actionable suggestions, not just error messages
- Make it easy to transition to fixing errors (mention debugging skill)
- Track context for follow-up questions about specific errors

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---
allowed_tools:
- AskUserQuestion
- mcp__godot__*
- Write
- Read
---
Create common scene templates for 2D games, including characters, enemies, levels, and more.
# Process
1. **Ask the user what type of scene they want to create:**
Use AskUserQuestion with the following options:
Question: "What type of scene would you like to create?"
Header: "Scene Type"
Multi-select: false
Options:
- 2D Player Character: Platformer character with movement and collision
- 2D Enemy: Basic enemy with AI placeholder
- 2D Level: Level scene with tilemap and camera
- 2D Projectile: Bullet/projectile with movement
- Collectible: Coin/item pickup
- Interactable Object: Chest, door, switch, etc.
Question 2: "Where should the scene be created?"
Header: "Location"
Multi-select: false
Options:
- scenes/characters/: For player and NPCs
- scenes/enemies/: For enemy characters
- scenes/levels/: For level scenes
- scenes/objects/: For items and interactables
- Custom path: I'll specify the path
2. **If Custom path selected, ask for the specific path and scene name**
3. **Create the appropriate template based on selection**
## 2D Player Character Template
Create scene with:
```
CharacterBody2D (root)
├── Sprite2D (sprite)
├── CollisionShape2D (collision)
├── AnimationPlayer (animation_player)
└── Camera2D (camera)
```
Node details:
- CharacterBody2D: motion_mode = MOTION_MODE_GROUNDED
- Sprite2D: centered = true, texture = placeholder (32x32 white rect)
- CollisionShape2D: shape = RectangleShape2D (16x32)
- Camera2D: enabled = true, position_smoothing_enabled = true
Create accompanying script:
```gdscript
extends CharacterBody2D
# Movement parameters
@export var speed: float = 200.0
@export var jump_velocity: float = -400.0
@export var acceleration: float = 800.0
@export var friction: float = 1000.0
# Get the gravity from the project settings
var gravity = ProjectSettings.get_setting("physics/2d/default_gravity")
@onready var sprite = $Sprite2D
@onready var animation_player = $AnimationPlayer
func _physics_process(delta):
# Add gravity
if not is_on_floor():
velocity.y += gravity * delta
# Handle jump
if Input.is_action_just_pressed("ui_accept") and is_on_floor():
velocity.y = jump_velocity
# Get input direction
var direction = Input.get_axis("ui_left", "ui_right")
# Apply movement
if direction != 0:
velocity.x = move_toward(velocity.x, direction * speed, acceleration * delta)
# Flip sprite based on direction
sprite.flip_h = direction < 0
else:
# Apply friction when no input
velocity.x = move_toward(velocity.x, 0, friction * delta)
move_and_slide()
# Animation logic (requires animations to be set up)
_update_animation()
func _update_animation():
if not animation_player:
return
# TODO: Create animations in AnimationPlayer:
# - "idle": Standing still
# - "run": Running
# - "jump": Jumping up
# - "fall": Falling down
# Example animation logic:
# if not is_on_floor():
# if velocity.y < 0:
# animation_player.play("jump")
# else:
# animation_player.play("fall")
# elif abs(velocity.x) > 10:
# animation_player.play("run")
# else:
# animation_player.play("idle")
pass
```
## 2D Enemy Template
Create scene with:
```
CharacterBody2D (root)
├── Sprite2D (sprite)
├── CollisionShape2D (collision)
├── Area2D (detection_area)
│ └── CollisionShape2D (detection_collision)
├── AnimationPlayer (animation_player)
└── Timer (patrol_timer)
```
Node details:
- CharacterBody2D: motion_mode = MOTION_MODE_GROUNDED
- Sprite2D: centered = true, modulate = Color(1, 0.5, 0.5) (reddish tint)
- CollisionShape2D: shape = RectangleShape2D (16x24)
- Area2D/CollisionShape2D: shape = CircleShape2D (radius = 100) for player detection
- Timer: wait_time = 2.0, one_shot = false
Create accompanying script:
```gdscript
extends CharacterBody2D
enum State { IDLE, PATROL, CHASE, ATTACK }
# Movement parameters
@export var patrol_speed: float = 50.0
@export var chase_speed: float = 150.0
@export var detection_range: float = 100.0
@export var attack_range: float = 30.0
@export var health: int = 100
var current_state: State = State.IDLE
var player: Node2D = null
var patrol_direction: int = 1
var gravity = ProjectSettings.get_setting("physics/2d/default_gravity")
@onready var sprite = $Sprite2D
@onready var detection_area = $detection_area
@onready var patrol_timer = $patrol_timer
func _ready():
# Connect area signals for player detection
detection_area.body_entered.connect(_on_detection_area_entered)
detection_area.body_exited.connect(_on_detection_area_exited)
# Connect patrol timer
patrol_timer.timeout.connect(_on_patrol_timer_timeout)
patrol_timer.start()
current_state = State.PATROL
func _physics_process(delta):
# Apply gravity
if not is_on_floor():
velocity.y += gravity * delta
# State machine
match current_state:
State.IDLE:
velocity.x = 0
State.PATROL:
velocity.x = patrol_direction * patrol_speed
sprite.flip_h = patrol_direction < 0
# Turn around at ledges or walls
if is_on_wall() or not _check_floor_ahead():
patrol_direction *= -1
State.CHASE:
if player:
var direction = sign(player.global_position.x - global_position.x)
velocity.x = direction * chase_speed
sprite.flip_h = direction < 0
# Check if close enough to attack
var distance = global_position.distance_to(player.global_position)
if distance < attack_range:
current_state = State.ATTACK
else:
current_state = State.PATROL
State.ATTACK:
velocity.x = 0
# TODO: Implement attack logic
# For now, just return to chase after a moment
await get_tree().create_timer(0.5).timeout
current_state = State.CHASE
move_and_slide()
func _check_floor_ahead() -> bool:
# Raycast to check if there's floor ahead
var space_state = get_world_2d().direct_space_state
var query = PhysicsRayQueryParameters2D.create(
global_position,
global_position + Vector2(patrol_direction * 20, 30)
)
var result = space_state.intersect_ray(query)
return result.size() > 0
func _on_detection_area_entered(body):
if body.is_in_group("player"):
player = body
current_state = State.CHASE
func _on_detection_area_exited(body):
if body == player:
player = null
current_state = State.PATROL
func _on_patrol_timer_timeout():
if current_state == State.IDLE or current_state == State.PATROL:
patrol_direction *= -1
func take_damage(amount: int):
health -= amount
# TODO: Add damage flash/animation
if health <= 0:
die()
func die():
# TODO: Add death animation
queue_free()
```
## 2D Level Template
Create scene with:
```
Node2D (root)
├── TileMap (tilemap)
├── Node2D (spawn_points)
│ └── Marker2D (player_spawn)
├── Node2D (enemies)
├── Node2D (collectibles)
├── ParallaxBackground (background)
│ └── ParallaxLayer (layer1)
│ └── Sprite2D (bg_sprite)
└── Camera2D (camera)
```
Node details:
- TileMap: tile_set = null (needs to be set by user), layer 0 = "Ground", layer 1 = "Walls"
- Camera2D: enabled = true, limit_left = 0, limit_top = 0
Create accompanying script:
```gdscript
extends Node2D
@onready var tilemap = $TileMap
@onready var player_spawn = $spawn_points/player_spawn
@onready var camera = $Camera2D
# Preload player scene
const PLAYER_SCENE = preload("res://scenes/characters/player.tscn")
func _ready():
# Spawn player
spawn_player()
# Set camera limits based on level bounds
_setup_camera_limits()
func spawn_player():
# Instance and add player
var player = PLAYER_SCENE.instantiate()
player.global_position = player_spawn.global_position
add_child(player)
# Make camera follow player
camera.enabled = false # Disable level camera
# Player should have its own camera
func _setup_camera_limits():
# Get tilemap bounds
var used_rect = tilemap.get_used_rect()
var tile_size = tilemap.tile_set.tile_size if tilemap.tile_set else Vector2(16, 16)
# Set camera limits to level bounds
camera.limit_left = used_rect.position.x * tile_size.x
camera.limit_top = used_rect.position.y * tile_size.y
camera.limit_right = used_rect.end.x * tile_size.x
camera.limit_bottom = used_rect.end.y * tile_size.y
# Helper function to spawn enemies at runtime
func spawn_enemy(enemy_scene: PackedScene, position: Vector2):
var enemy = enemy_scene.instantiate()
enemy.global_position = position
$enemies.add_child(enemy)
# Helper function to spawn collectibles
func spawn_collectible(collectible_scene: PackedScene, position: Vector2):
var collectible = collectible_scene.instantiate()
collectible.global_position = position
$collectibles.add_child(collectible)
```
## 2D Projectile Template
Create scene with:
```
Area2D (root)
├── Sprite2D (sprite)
├── CollisionShape2D (collision)
└── Timer (lifetime_timer)
```
Node details:
- Sprite2D: centered = true, modulate = Color(1, 1, 0) (yellow)
- CollisionShape2D: shape = CircleShape2D (radius = 4)
- Timer: wait_time = 5.0, one_shot = true, autostart = true
Create accompanying script:
```gdscript
extends Area2D
@export var speed: float = 300.0
@export var damage: int = 10
@export var lifetime: float = 5.0
var direction: Vector2 = Vector2.RIGHT
@onready var sprite = $Sprite2D
@onready var lifetime_timer = $lifetime_timer
func _ready():
# Connect signals
body_entered.connect(_on_body_entered)
area_entered.connect(_on_area_entered)
lifetime_timer.timeout.connect(_on_lifetime_timeout)
# Set lifetime
lifetime_timer.wait_time = lifetime
func _physics_process(delta):
# Move in direction
position += direction.normalized() * speed * delta
func set_direction(new_direction: Vector2):
direction = new_direction.normalized()
# Rotate sprite to face direction
rotation = direction.angle()
func _on_body_entered(body):
# Hit something solid
if body.has_method("take_damage"):
body.take_damage(damage)
# Create hit effect
_create_hit_effect()
queue_free()
func _on_area_entered(area):
# Hit another area (enemy hitbox, etc.)
if area.get_parent().has_method("take_damage"):
area.get_parent().take_damage(damage)
# Create hit effect
_create_hit_effect()
queue_free()
func _on_lifetime_timeout():
# Despawn after lifetime expires
queue_free()
func _create_hit_effect():
# TODO: Spawn particle effect or animation
pass
```
## Collectible Template
Create scene with:
```
Area2D (root)
├── Sprite2D (sprite)
├── CollisionShape2D (collision)
├── AnimationPlayer (animation_player)
└── AudioStreamPlayer2D (pickup_sound)
```
Node details:
- Sprite2D: centered = true, modulate = Color(1, 0.8, 0) (gold color)
- CollisionShape2D: shape = CircleShape2D (radius = 8)
Create accompanying script:
```gdscript
extends Area2D
@export var collect_value: int = 1
@export var float_amplitude: float = 5.0
@export var float_speed: float = 2.0
var start_y: float
var time: float = 0.0
@onready var sprite = $Sprite2D
@onready var animation_player = $AnimationPlayer
@onready var pickup_sound = $pickup_sound
func _ready():
# Connect collection signal
body_entered.connect(_on_body_entered)
# Store starting position for floating animation
start_y = position.y
# Random offset for variety
time = randf() * TAU
func _process(delta):
# Floating animation
time += delta * float_speed
position.y = start_y + sin(time) * float_amplitude
# Rotate for visual interest
sprite.rotation += delta * 2.0
func _on_body_entered(body):
if body.is_in_group("player"):
# Notify player of collection
if body.has_method("collect_item"):
body.collect_item(collect_value)
# Play pickup sound
if pickup_sound and pickup_sound.stream:
# Play sound then destroy
pickup_sound.play()
# Hide visuals but keep node alive for sound
sprite.visible = false
$CollisionShape2D.set_deferred("disabled", true)
await pickup_sound.finished
queue_free()
```
## Interactable Object Template
Create scene with:
```
StaticBody2D (root)
├── Sprite2D (sprite)
├── CollisionShape2D (collision)
├── Area2D (interaction_area)
│ └── CollisionShape2D (interaction_collision)
└── Label (prompt_label)
```
Node details:
- Sprite2D: centered = true
- CollisionShape2D: shape = RectangleShape2D (32x32)
- Area2D/CollisionShape2D: shape = RectangleShape2D (48x48) for interaction detection
- Label: text = "Press E", horizontal_alignment = CENTER, visible = false
Create accompanying script:
```gdscript
extends StaticBody2D
signal interacted
@export var interaction_text: String = "Press E"
@export var can_interact_multiple_times: bool = false
var player_nearby: bool = false
var has_been_used: bool = false
@onready var sprite = $Sprite2D
@onready var interaction_area = $interaction_area
@onready var prompt_label = $prompt_label
func _ready():
# Connect area signals
interaction_area.body_entered.connect(_on_interaction_area_entered)
interaction_area.body_exited.connect(_on_interaction_area_exited)
# Set prompt text
prompt_label.text = interaction_text
# Position prompt above object
prompt_label.position.y = -40
func _process(_delta):
if player_nearby and Input.is_action_just_pressed("ui_accept"):
if not has_been_used or can_interact_multiple_times:
_interact()
func _on_interaction_area_entered(body):
if body.is_in_group("player"):
player_nearby = true
# Show prompt if not used or can use multiple times
if not has_been_used or can_interact_multiple_times:
prompt_label.visible = true
func _on_interaction_area_exited(body):
if body.is_in_group("player"):
player_nearby = false
prompt_label.visible = false
func _interact():
# Mark as used
has_been_used = true
# Hide prompt if can't be used again
if not can_interact_multiple_times:
prompt_label.visible = false
# Emit signal for other systems to respond
interacted.emit()
# TODO: Implement specific interaction logic
# Examples:
# - Open a door
# - Play an animation
# - Give an item
# - Show dialogue
# - Toggle a mechanism
print("Interacted with ", name)
```
# After Creating Scene
After creating the selected scene:
1. Inform the user of the files created:
- Scene file location
- Script file location
2. Provide customization tips:
- "The [scene name] has been created at [path]"
- "To customize this scene:"
- Replace the placeholder sprite with your own artwork
- Adjust the exported variables in the Inspector
- Add animations in the AnimationPlayer
- [Template-specific tips]
3. Provide usage instructions:
- For characters: "Add this to your level by dragging into the scene or instantiating in code"
- For levels: "Set this as your main scene in Project Settings or change to it with get_tree().change_scene_to_file()"
- For projectiles: "Instance this in your player/enemy script when firing"
- For collectibles/interactables: "Place these in your level scene as children"
4. Offer next steps:
- "Would you like me to:"
- Create related scenes (e.g., "create a projectile for this character?")
- Add more features (e.g., "add a dash ability?", "add more enemy states?")
- Set up animations (if AnimationPlayer exists)
- Create a test level to try it out

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description: Validate Godot environment and configure MCP server
allowed-tools:
- Read
- Write
- Bash(ls:*,which:*,test:*)
---
You are helping set up the Godot development environment for this project.
Run the setup script to validate the environment and configure the MCP server:
!bash ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/setup-mcp.sh
The script will:
1. Check if Godot is installed at common locations
2. Verify the Godot MCP server is built and ready at ~/projects/godot-mcp
3. Create .mcp.json from the template with detected paths
4. Report any issues and provide guidance
After running the script:
- If successful, inform the user that the environment is ready and they can now use `/gd:init-game` to start planning their game
- If there are issues, explain what needs to be fixed and how to resolve them
- Remind the user to restart Claude Code for the MCP server changes to take effect

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description: Stop the running Godot game
allowed-tools:
- mcp__godot__stop_project
---
Stop the currently running Godot project.
1. Use mcp__godot__stop_project to stop the game
2. Display any final output or errors
3. Confirm to the user that the game has been stopped

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---
allowed_tools:
- AskUserQuestion
- mcp__godot__*
- Write
- Read
- Skill
---
Create a quick UI template for common game UI screens.
# Process
1. **Ask the user what type of UI they want to create:**
Use AskUserQuestion with the following options:
Question: "What type of UI screen would you like to create?"
Header: "UI Type"
Multi-select: false
Options:
- Main Menu: Title screen with New Game, Continue, Settings, Quit
- Pause Menu: In-game pause screen with Resume, Settings, Main Menu, Quit
- Settings Menu: Graphics, audio, and gameplay settings with tabs
- Game HUD: Health bar, score, and interactive buttons
- Inventory: Grid-based item management system
- Dialogue Box: Character dialogue with portrait and choices
- Confirmation Dialog: Yes/No popup dialog
Question 2: "Where should the UI scene be created?"
Header: "Location"
Multi-select: false
Options:
- scenes/ui/menus/: For menu screens
- scenes/ui/hud/: For in-game HUD elements
- scenes/ui/dialogs/: For popup dialogs
- Custom path: I'll specify the path
2. **If Custom path selected, ask for the specific path**
3. **Create the appropriate template based on selection**
## Main Menu Template
Create scene with:
```
CanvasLayer (root)
├── ColorRect (background - full rect anchors)
├── MarginContainer (full rect, margins: 40px all sides)
│ └── VBoxContainer (alignment: center)
│ ├── Control (spacer - custom_minimum_size.y = 100)
│ ├── Label (title - custom font size 48, center aligned)
│ ├── Control (spacer - custom_minimum_size.y = 50)
│ ├── VBoxContainer (button_container - separation: 10)
│ │ ├── Button (new_game_btn - text: "New Game", custom_minimum_size.x = 200)
│ │ ├── Button (continue_btn - text: "Continue", custom_minimum_size.x = 200)
│ │ ├── Button (settings_btn - text: "Settings", custom_minimum_size.x = 200)
│ │ └── Button (quit_btn - text: "Quit", custom_minimum_size.x = 200)
│ └── Control (spacer with size_flags_vertical = 3)
```
Create accompanying script:
```gdscript
extends CanvasLayer
@onready var new_game_btn = $MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/VBoxContainer/new_game_btn
@onready var continue_btn = $MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/VBoxContainer/continue_btn
@onready var settings_btn = $MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/VBoxContainer/settings_btn
@onready var quit_btn = $MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/VBoxContainer/quit_btn
func _ready():
# Connect button signals
new_game_btn.pressed.connect(_on_new_game_pressed)
continue_btn.pressed.connect(_on_continue_pressed)
settings_btn.pressed.connect(_on_settings_pressed)
quit_btn.pressed.connect(_on_quit_pressed)
# Set focus for gamepad support
new_game_btn.grab_focus()
# Check if save exists for continue button
continue_btn.disabled = not _has_save_file()
# Fade in animation
modulate.a = 0
var tween = create_tween()
tween.tween_property(self, "modulate:a", 1.0, 0.5)
func _has_save_file() -> bool:
# TODO: Implement save file checking
return FileAccess.file_exists("user://savegame.save")
func _on_new_game_pressed():
# TODO: Implement new game logic
get_tree().change_scene_to_file("res://scenes/main_game.tscn")
func _on_continue_pressed():
# TODO: Implement load game logic
pass
func _on_settings_pressed():
# TODO: Open settings menu
get_tree().change_scene_to_file("res://scenes/ui/menus/settings_menu.tscn")
func _on_quit_pressed():
get_tree().quit()
```
## Pause Menu Template
Create scene with:
```
CanvasLayer (root - layer: 100)
├── ColorRect (overlay - full rect, color: #00000080, mouse_filter: STOP)
├── CenterContainer (full rect anchors)
│ └── PanelContainer (custom_minimum_size: 400x500)
│ └── MarginContainer (margins: 20px all sides)
│ └── VBoxContainer (separation: 15)
│ ├── Label (title - text: "PAUSED", align: center, font size: 36)
│ ├── Control (spacer - custom_minimum_size.y = 20)
│ ├── Button (resume_btn - text: "Resume")
│ ├── Button (settings_btn - text: "Settings")
│ ├── Button (main_menu_btn - text: "Main Menu")
│ └── Button (quit_btn - text: "Quit")
```
Create accompanying script:
```gdscript
extends CanvasLayer
@onready var resume_btn = $CenterContainer/PanelContainer/MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/resume_btn
@onready var settings_btn = $CenterContainer/PanelContainer/MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/settings_btn
@onready var main_menu_btn = $CenterContainer/PanelContainer/MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/main_menu_btn
@onready var quit_btn = $CenterContainer/PanelContainer/MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/quit_btn
func _ready():
# Connect signals
resume_btn.pressed.connect(_on_resume_pressed)
settings_btn.pressed.connect(_on_settings_pressed)
main_menu_btn.pressed.connect(_on_main_menu_pressed)
quit_btn.pressed.connect(_on_quit_pressed)
# Pause the game
get_tree().paused = true
# Set focus
resume_btn.grab_focus()
# Pop-up animation
$CenterContainer.scale = Vector2(0.8, 0.8)
$CenterContainer.modulate.a = 0
var tween = create_tween()
tween.tween_property($CenterContainer, "scale", Vector2.ONE, 0.3).set_trans(Tween.TRANS_BACK).set_ease(Tween.EASE_OUT)
tween.parallel().tween_property($CenterContainer, "modulate:a", 1.0, 0.3)
func _on_resume_pressed():
_close_menu()
func _on_settings_pressed():
# TODO: Open settings submenu
pass
func _on_main_menu_pressed():
get_tree().paused = false
get_tree().change_scene_to_file("res://scenes/ui/menus/main_menu.tscn")
func _on_quit_pressed():
get_tree().quit()
func _close_menu():
get_tree().paused = false
queue_free()
func _input(event):
if event.is_action_pressed("ui_cancel"):
_close_menu()
```
## Settings Menu Template
Create scene with:
```
CanvasLayer (root)
├── ColorRect (background - full rect)
├── MarginContainer (full rect, margins: 40px all sides)
│ └── VBoxContainer (separation: 20)
│ ├── Label (title - text: "Settings", font size: 36)
│ ├── TabContainer (size_flags_vertical: 3)
│ │ ├── VBoxContainer (name: "Graphics", separation: 10)
│ │ │ ├── HBoxContainer
│ │ │ │ ├── Label (text: "Resolution:")
│ │ │ │ ├── Control (size_flags_horizontal: 3)
│ │ │ │ └── OptionButton (resolution_option)
│ │ │ ├── HBoxContainer
│ │ │ │ ├── Label (text: "Fullscreen:")
│ │ │ │ ├── Control (size_flags_horizontal: 3)
│ │ │ │ └── CheckBox (fullscreen_check)
│ │ │ └── HBoxContainer
│ │ │ ├── Label (text: "VSync:")
│ │ │ ├── Control (size_flags_horizontal: 3)
│ │ │ └── CheckBox (vsync_check)
│ │ └── VBoxContainer (name: "Audio", separation: 10)
│ │ ├── HBoxContainer
│ │ │ ├── Label (text: "Master Volume:")
│ │ │ └── HSlider (master_slider - min: 0, max: 100, value: 100)
│ │ ├── HBoxContainer
│ │ │ ├── Label (text: "Music Volume:")
│ │ │ └── HSlider (music_slider - min: 0, max: 100, value: 100)
│ │ └── HBoxContainer
│ │ ├── Label (text: "SFX Volume:")
│ │ └── HSlider (sfx_slider - min: 0, max: 100, value: 100)
│ └── HBoxContainer (separation: 10)
│ ├── Control (size_flags_horizontal: 3)
│ ├── Button (apply_btn - text: "Apply")
│ └── Button (back_btn - text: "Back")
```
Create accompanying script:
```gdscript
extends CanvasLayer
# Graphics tab
@onready var resolution_option = $MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/TabContainer/Graphics/HBoxContainer/resolution_option
@onready var fullscreen_check = $MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/TabContainer/Graphics/HBoxContainer2/fullscreen_check
@onready var vsync_check = $MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/TabContainer/Graphics/HBoxContainer3/vsync_check
# Audio tab
@onready var master_slider = $MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/TabContainer/Audio/HBoxContainer/master_slider
@onready var music_slider = $MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/TabContainer/Audio/HBoxContainer2/music_slider
@onready var sfx_slider = $MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/TabContainer/Audio/HBoxContainer3/sfx_slider
# Buttons
@onready var apply_btn = $MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/HBoxContainer/apply_btn
@onready var back_btn = $MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/HBoxContainer/back_btn
func _ready():
# Populate resolution options
resolution_option.add_item("1920x1080")
resolution_option.add_item("1280x720")
resolution_option.add_item("1024x768")
# Load current settings
_load_settings()
# Connect signals
apply_btn.pressed.connect(_on_apply_pressed)
back_btn.pressed.connect(_on_back_pressed)
master_slider.value_changed.connect(_on_master_volume_changed)
music_slider.value_changed.connect(_on_music_volume_changed)
sfx_slider.value_changed.connect(_on_sfx_volume_changed)
func _load_settings():
# TODO: Load from config file
fullscreen_check.button_pressed = (DisplayServer.window_get_mode() == DisplayServer.WINDOW_MODE_FULLSCREEN)
vsync_check.button_pressed = (DisplayServer.window_get_vsync_mode() != DisplayServer.VSYNC_DISABLED)
func _on_apply_pressed():
_save_settings()
func _save_settings():
# Graphics settings
if fullscreen_check.button_pressed:
DisplayServer.window_set_mode(DisplayServer.WINDOW_MODE_FULLSCREEN)
else:
DisplayServer.window_set_mode(DisplayServer.WINDOW_MODE_WINDOWED)
if vsync_check.button_pressed:
DisplayServer.window_set_vsync_mode(DisplayServer.VSYNC_ENABLED)
else:
DisplayServer.window_set_vsync_mode(DisplayServer.VSYNC_DISABLED)
# TODO: Save to config file
# TODO: Apply resolution
func _on_back_pressed():
get_tree().change_scene_to_file("res://scenes/ui/menus/main_menu.tscn")
func _on_master_volume_changed(value: float):
# TODO: Apply to audio bus
AudioServer.set_bus_volume_db(AudioServer.get_bus_index("Master"), linear_to_db(value / 100.0))
func _on_music_volume_changed(value: float):
# TODO: Apply to audio bus
pass
func _on_sfx_volume_changed(value: float):
# TODO: Apply to audio bus
pass
```
## Game HUD Template
Create scene with:
```
CanvasLayer (root - layer: 10)
├── MarginContainer (full rect, margins: 20px all sides)
│ └── VBoxContainer
│ ├── HBoxContainer (top_bar - separation: 10)
│ │ ├── TextureRect (health_icon - expand_mode: keep_size, custom_minimum_size: 32x32)
│ │ ├── ProgressBar (health_bar - custom_minimum_size: 200x24)
│ │ ├── Control (spacer - size_flags_horizontal: 3)
│ │ ├── Label (score_label - text: "Score: 0")
│ │ └── TextureRect (coin_icon - expand_mode: keep_size, custom_minimum_size: 24x24)
│ ├── Control (middle_spacer - size_flags_vertical: 3)
│ └── HBoxContainer (bottom_bar - separation: 10)
│ ├── Control (spacer - size_flags_horizontal: 3)
│ ├── TextureButton (inventory_btn - custom_minimum_size: 48x48)
│ ├── TextureButton (map_btn - custom_minimum_size: 48x48)
│ └── TextureButton (pause_btn - custom_minimum_size: 48x48)
```
Create accompanying script:
```gdscript
extends CanvasLayer
@onready var health_bar = $MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/HBoxContainer/health_bar
@onready var score_label = $MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/HBoxContainer/score_label
@onready var inventory_btn = $MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/HBoxContainer2/inventory_btn
@onready var map_btn = $MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/HBoxContainer2/map_btn
@onready var pause_btn = $MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/HBoxContainer2/pause_btn
var current_score: int = 0
func _ready():
# Connect button signals
inventory_btn.pressed.connect(_on_inventory_pressed)
map_btn.pressed.connect(_on_map_pressed)
pause_btn.pressed.connect(_on_pause_pressed)
# Initialize health bar
health_bar.max_value = 100
health_bar.value = 100
func set_health(value: float):
var tween = create_tween()
tween.tween_property(health_bar, "value", value, 0.3)
# Change color based on health
if value < 30:
health_bar.modulate = Color.RED
elif value < 60:
health_bar.modulate = Color.YELLOW
else:
health_bar.modulate = Color.GREEN
func add_score(amount: int):
current_score += amount
score_label.text = "Score: %d" % current_score
# Bounce animation
var tween = create_tween()
tween.tween_property(score_label, "scale", Vector2(1.2, 1.2), 0.1)
tween.tween_property(score_label, "scale", Vector2.ONE, 0.1)
func _on_inventory_pressed():
# TODO: Open inventory
pass
func _on_map_pressed():
# TODO: Open map
pass
func _on_pause_pressed():
# Open pause menu
var pause_scene = load("res://scenes/ui/menus/pause_menu.tscn")
get_tree().root.add_child(pause_scene.instantiate())
```
## Inventory Template
Create scene with:
```
CanvasLayer (root - layer: 50)
├── ColorRect (overlay - full rect, color: #00000080)
├── CenterContainer (full rect)
│ └── PanelContainer (custom_minimum_size: 800x600)
│ └── MarginContainer (margins: 20px all sides)
│ └── VBoxContainer (separation: 15)
│ ├── Label (title - text: "Inventory", font size: 32)
│ ├── HSeparator
│ ├── HBoxContainer (size_flags_vertical: 3, separation: 15)
│ │ ├── ScrollContainer (size_flags_horizontal: 3)
│ │ │ └── GridContainer (item_grid - columns: 5, separation: 10)
│ │ └── PanelContainer (item_details - custom_minimum_size.x: 250)
│ │ └── MarginContainer (margins: 10px all sides)
│ │ └── VBoxContainer
│ │ ├── TextureRect (item_image - expand_mode: keep_aspect_centered, custom_minimum_size: 200x200)
│ │ ├── Label (item_name - text: "Select an item", align: center, font size: 18)
│ │ ├── RichTextLabel (item_description - text: "No item selected", bbcode_enabled: true, size_flags_vertical: 3)
│ │ └── Button (use_btn - text: "Use", disabled: true)
│ └── Button (close_btn - text: "Close")
```
Create accompanying script:
```gdscript
extends CanvasLayer
@onready var item_grid = $CenterContainer/PanelContainer/MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/HBoxContainer/ScrollContainer/item_grid
@onready var item_image = $CenterContainer/PanelContainer/MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/HBoxContainer/PanelContainer/MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/item_image
@onready var item_name = $CenterContainer/PanelContainer/MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/HBoxContainer/PanelContainer/MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/item_name
@onready var item_description = $CenterContainer/PanelContainer/MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/HBoxContainer/PanelContainer/MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/item_description
@onready var use_btn = $CenterContainer/PanelContainer/MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/HBoxContainer/PanelContainer/MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/use_btn
@onready var close_btn = $CenterContainer/PanelContainer/MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/close_btn
var selected_item = null
const SLOT_SCENE = preload("res://scenes/ui/hud/hud_components/inventory_slot.tscn")
func _ready():
# Connect signals
use_btn.pressed.connect(_on_use_pressed)
close_btn.pressed.connect(_on_close_pressed)
# Populate inventory
_populate_inventory()
# Pause game
get_tree().paused = true
func _populate_inventory():
# Clear existing slots
for child in item_grid.get_children():
child.queue_free()
# TODO: Get inventory from inventory manager
# For now, create empty slots
for i in range(20):
var slot = SLOT_SCENE.instantiate()
slot.slot_clicked.connect(_on_slot_clicked.bind(slot))
item_grid.add_child(slot)
func _on_slot_clicked(slot):
# Update item details
if slot.item_data:
selected_item = slot.item_data
item_name.text = slot.item_data.name
item_description.text = slot.item_data.description
item_image.texture = slot.item_data.icon
use_btn.disabled = false
else:
selected_item = null
item_name.text = "Empty slot"
item_description.text = ""
item_image.texture = null
use_btn.disabled = true
func _on_use_pressed():
if selected_item:
# TODO: Use item logic
pass
func _on_close_pressed():
get_tree().paused = false
queue_free()
func _input(event):
if event.is_action_pressed("ui_cancel"):
_on_close_pressed()
```
## Dialogue Box Template
Create scene with:
```
CanvasLayer (root - layer: 20)
├── Control (spacer - size_flags_vertical: 3)
└── PanelContainer (dialogue_panel - anchor_left: 0, anchor_right: 1, anchor_bottom: 1, custom_minimum_size.y: 200)
└── MarginContainer (margins: 15px all sides)
└── VBoxContainer (separation: 10)
├── HBoxContainer (character_info - separation: 10)
│ ├── TextureRect (portrait - expand_mode: keep_size, custom_minimum_size: 80x80)
│ └── Label (character_name - text: "Character", font size: 20)
├── RichTextLabel (dialogue_text - bbcode_enabled: true, size_flags_vertical: 3, text: "Dialogue text goes here...")
└── VBoxContainer (choices_container - separation: 5)
```
Create accompanying script:
```gdscript
extends CanvasLayer
@onready var portrait = $PanelContainer/MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/HBoxContainer/portrait
@onready var character_name = $PanelContainer/MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/HBoxContainer/character_name
@onready var dialogue_text = $PanelContainer/MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/dialogue_text
@onready var choices_container = $PanelContainer/MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/choices_container
var current_dialogue_index: int = 0
var dialogue_data: Array = []
var text_speed: float = 0.05
var is_text_complete: bool = false
func _ready():
# Hide initially
$PanelContainer.modulate.a = 0
$PanelContainer.position.y = 50
func show_dialogue(data: Array):
dialogue_data = data
current_dialogue_index = 0
_display_current_dialogue()
# Slide in animation
var tween = create_tween()
tween.tween_property($PanelContainer, "modulate:a", 1.0, 0.3)
tween.parallel().tween_property($PanelContainer, "position:y", 0, 0.3)
func _display_current_dialogue():
if current_dialogue_index >= dialogue_data.size():
_close_dialogue()
return
var dialogue = dialogue_data[current_dialogue_index]
# Set character info
character_name.text = dialogue.get("character", "")
if dialogue.has("portrait"):
portrait.texture = dialogue.portrait
# Clear choices
for child in choices_container.get_children():
child.queue_free()
# Animate text
is_text_complete = false
_type_text(dialogue.text)
# Add choices if present
if dialogue.has("choices") and dialogue.choices.size() > 0:
await get_tree().create_timer(0.1).timeout # Wait for text to start
for i in range(dialogue.choices.size()):
var choice_text = dialogue.choices[i]
var btn = Button.new()
btn.text = choice_text
btn.pressed.connect(_on_choice_selected.bind(i))
choices_container.add_child(btn)
func _type_text(text: String):
dialogue_text.text = ""
dialogue_text.visible_characters = 0
dialogue_text.text = text
var char_count = text.length()
for i in range(char_count + 1):
dialogue_text.visible_characters = i
await get_tree().create_timer(text_speed).timeout
is_text_complete = true
func _input(event):
if event.is_action_pressed("ui_accept"):
if is_text_complete and choices_container.get_child_count() == 0:
_next_dialogue()
elif not is_text_complete:
# Skip text animation
dialogue_text.visible_ratio = 1.0
is_text_complete = true
func _next_dialogue():
current_dialogue_index += 1
_display_current_dialogue()
func _on_choice_selected(choice_index: int):
# TODO: Handle dialogue choice
# For now, just advance
_next_dialogue()
func _close_dialogue():
var tween = create_tween()
tween.tween_property($PanelContainer, "modulate:a", 0.0, 0.3)
tween.parallel().tween_property($PanelContainer, "position:y", 50, 0.3)
tween.tween_callback(queue_free)
```
## Confirmation Dialog Template
Create scene with:
```
CanvasLayer (root - layer: 200)
├── ColorRect (overlay - full rect, color: #00000080)
├── CenterContainer (full rect)
│ └── PanelContainer (custom_minimum_size: 400x200)
│ └── MarginContainer (margins: 20px all sides)
│ └── VBoxContainer (separation: 20)
│ ├── Label (message - text: "Are you sure?", align: center, autowrap: true, size_flags_vertical: 3)
│ └── HBoxContainer (separation: 10)
│ ├── Button (cancel_btn - text: "Cancel", size_flags_horizontal: 3)
│ └── Button (confirm_btn - text: "Confirm", size_flags_horizontal: 3)
```
Create accompanying script:
```gdscript
extends CanvasLayer
signal confirmed
signal cancelled
@onready var message = $CenterContainer/PanelContainer/MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/message
@onready var cancel_btn = $CenterContainer/PanelContainer/MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/HBoxContainer/cancel_btn
@onready var confirm_btn = $CenterContainer/PanelContainer/MarginContainer/VBoxContainer/HBoxContainer/confirm_btn
func _ready():
# Connect signals
cancel_btn.pressed.connect(_on_cancel_pressed)
confirm_btn.pressed.connect(_on_confirm_pressed)
# Set focus
cancel_btn.grab_focus()
# Pop-up animation
$CenterContainer.scale = Vector2(0.8, 0.8)
$CenterContainer.modulate.a = 0
var tween = create_tween()
tween.tween_property($CenterContainer, "scale", Vector2.ONE, 0.2)
tween.parallel().tween_property($CenterContainer, "modulate:a", 1.0, 0.2)
func set_message(text: String):
message.text = text
func _on_confirm_pressed():
confirmed.emit()
queue_free()
func _on_cancel_pressed():
cancelled.emit()
queue_free()
func _input(event):
if event.is_action_pressed("ui_cancel"):
_on_cancel_pressed()
```
# After Creating Template
After creating the selected template:
1. Inform the user of the files created:
- Scene file location
- Script file location
2. Provide next steps:
- "The [template name] has been created at [path]"
- "You can customize the appearance by:"
- Creating a theme resource
- Adjusting colors, fonts, and spacing
- Adding custom textures/icons
- "To use this UI:"
- [Specific usage instructions for the template]
- "For more advanced UI customization, you can invoke the godot-ui skill or ask me for help!"
3. Offer to:
- Create additional related scenes (e.g., "Would you like me to create the inventory slot component as well?")
- Set up theme resources
- Add more features to the template

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---
name: godot-debugging
description: Expert knowledge of Godot debugging, error interpretation, common bugs, and troubleshooting techniques. Use when helping fix Godot errors, crashes, or unexpected behavior.
allowed_tools:
- mcp__godot__*
- Read
- Write
- Edit
- Glob
- Grep
- Bash
---
You are a Godot debugging expert with deep knowledge of common errors, debugging techniques, and troubleshooting strategies.
# Common Godot Errors and Solutions
## Parser/Syntax Errors
### Error: "Parse Error: Expected ..."
**Common Causes:**
- Missing colons after function definitions, if statements, loops
- Incorrect indentation (must use tabs OR spaces consistently)
- Missing parentheses in function calls
- Unclosed brackets, parentheses, or quotes
**Solutions:**
```gdscript
# WRONG
func _ready() # Missing colon
print("Hello")
# CORRECT
func _ready():
print("Hello")
# WRONG
if player_health > 0 # Missing colon
player.move()
# CORRECT
if player_health > 0:
player.move()
```
### Error: "Identifier not declared in the current scope"
**Common Causes:**
- Variable used before declaration
- Typo in variable/function name
- Trying to access variable from wrong scope
- Missing @ symbol for onready variables
**Solutions:**
```gdscript
# WRONG
func _ready():
print(my_variable) # Not declared yet
var my_variable = 10
# CORRECT
var my_variable = 10
func _ready():
print(my_variable)
# WRONG
@onready var sprite = $Sprite2D # Missing @
# CORRECT
@onready var sprite = $Sprite2D
```
### Error: "Invalid get index 'property_name' (on base: 'Type')"
**Common Causes:**
- Typo in property name
- Property doesn't exist on that node type
- Node is null (wasn't found in scene tree)
**Solutions:**
```gdscript
# Check if node exists before accessing
if sprite != null:
sprite.visible = false
else:
print("ERROR: Sprite node not found!")
# Or use optional chaining (Godot 4.2+)
# sprite?.visible = false
# Verify node path
@onready var sprite = $Sprite2D # Make sure this path is correct
func _ready():
if sprite == null:
print("Sprite not found! Check node path.")
```
## Runtime Errors
### Error: "Attempt to call function 'func_name' in base 'null instance' on a null instance"
**Common Causes:**
- Calling method on null reference
- Node removed/freed before accessing
- @onready variable references non-existent node
**Solutions:**
```gdscript
# Always check for null before calling methods
if player != null and player.has_method("take_damage"):
player.take_damage(10)
# Verify onready variables in _ready()
@onready var sprite = $Sprite2D
func _ready():
if sprite == null:
push_error("Sprite node not found at path: $Sprite2D")
return
# Check if node is valid before using
if is_instance_valid(my_node):
my_node.do_something()
```
### Error: "Invalid operands 'Type' and 'null' in operator '...'"
**Common Causes:**
- Mathematical operation on null value
- Comparing null to typed value
- Uninitialized variable used in calculation
**Solutions:**
```gdscript
# Initialize variables with default values
var health: int = 100 # Not null
var player: Node2D = null
# Check before operations
if player != null:
var distance = global_position.distance_to(player.global_position)
# Use default values
var target_position = player.global_position if player else global_position
```
### Error: "Index [number] out of range (size [size])"
**Common Causes:**
- Accessing array beyond its length
- Using wrong index variable
- Array size changed but code assumes old size
**Solutions:**
```gdscript
# Always check array size
var items = [1, 2, 3]
if index < items.size():
print(items[index])
else:
print("Index out of range!")
# Or use range-based loops
for item in items:
print(item)
# Safe array access
var value = items[index] if index < items.size() else null
```
## Scene Tree Errors
### Error: "Node not found: [path]"
**Common Causes:**
- Incorrect node path in get_node() or $
- Node doesn't exist yet (wrong timing)
- Node was removed or renamed
- Path case sensitivity issues
**Solutions:**
```gdscript
# Use @onready for scene tree nodes
@onready var sprite = $Sprite2D
@onready var timer = $Timer
# Check if node exists
func get_player():
var player = get_node_or_null("Player")
if player == null:
print("Player node not found!")
return player
# Use has_node() to check existence
if has_node("Sprite2D"):
var sprite = $Sprite2D
# For dynamic paths, use NodePath
var sprite = get_node(NodePath("Path/To/Sprite"))
```
### Error: "Can't change state while flushing queries"
**Common Causes:**
- Modifying physics objects during physics callback
- Adding/removing nodes during iteration
- Freeing nodes in wrong context
**Solutions:**
```gdscript
# Use call_deferred for physics changes
func _on_body_entered(body):
# WRONG
# body.queue_free()
# CORRECT
body.call_deferred("queue_free")
# Use call_deferred for collision shape changes
func disable_collision():
$CollisionShape2D.call_deferred("set_disabled", true)
# Defer node additions/removals
func spawn_enemy():
var enemy = enemy_scene.instantiate()
call_deferred("add_child", enemy)
```
## Signal Errors
### Error: "Attempt to call an invalid function in base 'MethodBind'"
**Common Causes:**
- Signal connected to non-existent method
- Method signature doesn't match signal parameters
- Typo in method name
**Solutions:**
```gdscript
# Verify method exists and signature matches
func _ready():
# Signal: timeout()
$Timer.timeout.connect(_on_timer_timeout)
func _on_timer_timeout(): # No parameters for timeout signal
print("Timer expired")
# For signals with parameters
func _ready():
# Signal: body_entered(body: Node2D)
$Area2D.body_entered.connect(_on_body_entered)
func _on_body_entered(body: Node2D): # Must accept body parameter
print("Body entered:", body.name)
# Check if callable is valid
var callable = Callable(self, "_on_timer_timeout")
if callable.is_valid():
$Timer.timeout.connect(callable)
```
### Error: "Signal 'signal_name' is already connected"
**Common Causes:**
- Connecting same signal multiple times
- Not disconnecting before reconnecting
- Multiple _ready() calls on singleton
**Solutions:**
```gdscript
# Check before connecting
func _ready():
if not $Timer.timeout.is_connected(_on_timer_timeout):
$Timer.timeout.connect(_on_timer_timeout)
# Or disconnect first
func reconnect_signal():
if $Timer.timeout.is_connected(_on_timer_timeout):
$Timer.timeout.disconnect(_on_timer_timeout)
$Timer.timeout.connect(_on_timer_timeout)
# Use CONNECT_ONE_SHOT for single-use connections
$Timer.timeout.connect(_on_timer_timeout, CONNECT_ONE_SHOT)
```
## Resource/File Errors
### Error: "Cannot load resource at path: 'res://...' (error code)"
**Common Causes:**
- File doesn't exist at that path
- Typo in file path
- File extension missing or incorrect
- Resource not imported properly
**Solutions:**
```gdscript
# Check if resource exists
var resource_path = "res://sprites/player.png"
if ResourceLoader.exists(resource_path):
var texture = load(resource_path)
else:
print("Resource not found:", resource_path)
# Use preload for resources that definitely exist
const PLAYER_SPRITE = preload("res://sprites/player.png")
# Handle load errors gracefully
var scene = load("res://scenes/level.tscn")
if scene == null:
print("Failed to load scene!")
return
var instance = scene.instantiate()
```
### Error: "Condition 'texture.is_null()' is true"
**Common Causes:**
- Loading failed but error not checked
- Resource file missing or corrupted
- Incorrect resource type
**Solutions:**
```gdscript
# Always check load result
var texture = load("res://textures/sprite.png")
if texture == null:
print("Failed to load texture! Using placeholder.")
texture = PlaceholderTexture2D.new()
texture.size = Vector2(32, 32)
$Sprite2D.texture = texture
```
## Performance Issues
### Lag/Stuttering
**Common Causes:**
- Too many _process() or _physics_process() calls
- Expensive operations in loops
- Memory leaks (not freeing nodes)
- Too many signals firing per frame
**Debugging Steps:**
1. Use the Godot Profiler (Debug > Profiler)
2. Check for hot spots in code
3. Look for memory growth over time
**Solutions:**
```gdscript
# Disable processing when not needed
func _ready():
set_physics_process(false) # Enable only when needed
func start_moving():
set_physics_process(true)
# Cache expensive lookups
var player: Node2D = null
func _ready():
player = get_node("/root/Main/Player") # Cache once
func _process(_delta):
if player: # Use cached reference
look_at(player.global_position)
# Use timers instead of checking every frame
var check_timer: float = 0.0
func _process(delta):
check_timer += delta
if check_timer >= 0.5: # Only check twice per second
check_timer = 0.0
_do_expensive_check()
# Free unused nodes
func remove_enemy(enemy):
enemy.queue_free() # Properly free memory
```
## Memory Leaks
### Error: Memory usage keeps growing
**Common Causes:**
- Not calling queue_free() on removed nodes
- Circular references preventing garbage collection
- Creating new objects without freeing old ones
**Solutions:**
```gdscript
# Always free nodes you create
func spawn_particle():
var particle = particle_scene.instantiate()
add_child(particle)
# Free after animation
await get_tree().create_timer(2.0).timeout
particle.queue_free()
# Break circular references
class_name Enemy
var target: Node = null
func _exit_tree():
target = null # Clear reference on removal
# Use object pooling for frequently created/destroyed objects
var bullet_pool = []
func get_bullet():
if bullet_pool.is_empty():
return bullet_scene.instantiate()
return bullet_pool.pop_back()
func return_bullet(bullet):
bullet.visible = false
bullet.set_process(false)
bullet_pool.append(bullet)
```
# Debugging Techniques
## Print Debugging
```gdscript
# Basic print
print("Value:", variable)
# Formatted print
print("Player health: %d/%d" % [current_health, max_health])
# Type checking
print("Variable type:", typeof(variable))
# Node inspection
print("Node path:", get_path())
print("Parent:", get_parent().name if get_parent() else "none")
# Stack trace
print("Current stack:")
print_stack()
# Warning (shows in yellow)
push_warning("This is not good!")
# Error (shows in red)
push_error("Something went wrong!")
```
## Breakpoints and Step Debugging
1. **Set Breakpoints**: Click line number in script editor
2. **Run with Debugging**: Press F5 (or play with debugger enabled)
3. **When Paused at Breakpoint:**
- **Continue** (F12): Resume execution
- **Step Over** (F10): Execute current line, skip into functions
- **Step Into** (F11): Enter function calls
- **Step Out**: Exit current function
4. **Inspect Variables**: Hover over variables or check debugger panel
## Remote Debugger
When game is running:
1. Open **Debugger** tab at bottom of editor
2. View **Errors** tab for runtime errors
3. Check **Profiler** for performance issues
4. Use **Network Profiler** for multiplayer issues
## Assert Statements
```gdscript
# Assert for debugging assumptions
assert(player != null, "Player should exist at this point")
assert(health >= 0, "Health should never be negative")
assert(items.size() > 0, "Items array should not be empty")
# Asserts only run in debug builds, removed in release
```
## Debug Drawing
```gdscript
# Draw debug info in 2D games
func _draw():
if OS.is_debug_build():
# Draw collision shapes
draw_circle(Vector2.ZERO, 50, Color(1, 0, 0, 0.3))
# Draw raycast
draw_line(Vector2.ZERO, Vector2(100, 0), Color.RED, 2.0)
# Draw text
draw_string(ThemeDB.fallback_font, Vector2(0, -60), "Debug Info")
```
## Conditional Debugging
```gdscript
# Debug mode flag
var debug_mode = OS.is_debug_build()
func _process(delta):
if debug_mode:
# Extra checks only in debug
_validate_state()
func _validate_state():
if health < 0:
push_error("Health is negative!")
if velocity.length() > max_speed * 2:
push_warning("Velocity exceeds safe limits!")
```
# Godot 4 Specific Issues
## Type Annotations
```gdscript
# Godot 4 uses stronger typing
var health: int = 100 # Typed
var player: CharacterBody2D = null # Typed with class
# Arrays can be typed
var items: Array[Item] = []
# Dictionary typing
var stats: Dictionary = {
"health": 100,
"mana": 50
}
# Function return types
func get_health() -> int:
return health
```
## Node Path Changes
```gdscript
# Godot 4 uses different node types
# CharacterBody2D instead of KinematicBody2D
# Sprite2D instead of Sprite
# AnimatedSprite2D instead of AnimatedSprite
# Update old code:
# extends KinematicBody2D # Old
extends CharacterBody2D # New
# move_and_slide(velocity) # Old
# velocity is now a property
move_and_slide() # New
```
## Common Migration Issues
```gdscript
# Godot 3 -> 4 changes:
# Physics
# Old: move_and_slide(velocity, Vector2.UP)
# New:
velocity.y += gravity * delta
move_and_slide()
# Signals
# Old: connect("timeout", self, "_on_timer_timeout")
# New:
timeout.connect(_on_timer_timeout)
# Getting nodes
# Old: $Sprite (works for both)
# New: $Sprite2D (node type changed)
# Tile maps
# Old: set_cell(x, y, tile_id)
# New: set_cell(0, Vector2i(x, y), 0, Vector2i(tile_id, 0))
```
# When to Activate This Skill
Activate when the user:
- Reports an error message
- Asks about crashes or unexpected behavior
- Needs help understanding error output
- Asks "why isn't this working?"
- Mentions debugging, errors, or bugs
- Shares code that's not working as expected
- Asks about performance issues
- Reports memory leaks or crashes
# Debugging Workflow
1. **Identify the error** - Read error message carefully
2. **Locate the source** - Find which file/line is causing it
3. **Understand the cause** - Why is this happening?
4. **Apply the fix** - Modify code to resolve issue
5. **Test the solution** - Verify fix works
6. **Explain to user** - Help them understand what went wrong and why
When helping debug:
- Always explain WHY the error occurred
- Provide the corrected code
- Suggest preventive measures for similar issues
- Recommend debugging techniques for future problems

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---
name: godot-development
description: Expert knowledge of Godot Engine game development including scene creation, node management, GDScript programming, and project structure. Use when working with Godot projects, creating or modifying scenes, adding nodes, writing game scripts, or solving Godot-specific problems.
allowed-tools:
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- Read
- Write
- Edit
- Glob
- Grep
---
# Godot Development Skill
You are an expert in Godot Engine game development with deep knowledge of:
## Core Concepts
**Scene Tree Architecture**
- Scenes are collections of nodes arranged in a tree hierarchy
- Every scene has a root node
- Nodes inherit from parent nodes and can have multiple children
- Scene instances can be nested and reused
- The scene tree is traversed from root to leaves
**Node Types**
*2D Nodes:*
- Node2D: Base for all 2D nodes, has position, rotation, scale
- Sprite2D: Displays 2D textures
- AnimatedSprite2D: Plays sprite animations
- CollisionShape2D: Defines collision areas (must be child of physics body)
- Area2D: Detects overlapping bodies/areas
- CharacterBody2D: Physics body with built-in movement functions
- RigidBody2D: Physics body affected by forces
- StaticBody2D: Immovable physics body
- TileMap: Grid-based tile system
- Camera2D: 2D camera with follow and zoom
- CanvasLayer: UI layer that stays fixed on screen
- Control: Base for UI elements (Button, Label, Panel, etc.)
*3D Nodes:*
- Node3D: Base for all 3D nodes
- MeshInstance3D: Displays 3D meshes
- Camera3D: 3D camera
- DirectionalLight3D, OmniLight3D, SpotLight3D: Lighting
- CollisionShape3D: 3D collision shapes
- Area3D, CharacterBody3D, RigidBody3D, StaticBody3D: 3D physics bodies
*Common Nodes:*
- Timer: Execute code after a delay
- AudioStreamPlayer: Play sounds
- AnimationPlayer: Control complex animations
## Godot MCP Tools
You have access to specialized Godot MCP tools:
- `mcp__godot__launch_editor`: Open Godot editor for a project
- `mcp__godot__run_project`: Run the game project
- `mcp__godot__get_debug_output`: Get console output and errors
- `mcp__godot__stop_project`: Stop running project
- `mcp__godot__get_godot_version`: Check Godot version
- `mcp__godot__list_projects`: Find Godot projects in a directory
- `mcp__godot__get_project_info`: Get project metadata
- `mcp__godot__create_scene`: Create a new .tscn scene file
- `mcp__godot__add_node`: Add nodes to existing scenes
- `mcp__godot__load_sprite`: Load texture into Sprite2D node
- `mcp__godot__save_scene`: Save scene changes
- `mcp__godot__get_uid`: Get file UID (Godot 4.4+)
- `mcp__godot__update_project_uids`: Update UID references
## Project Structure Best Practices
```
project/
├── project.godot # Project configuration
├── scenes/ # All scene files
│ ├── main/ # Main game scenes
│ ├── ui/ # UI scenes
│ ├── characters/ # Character scenes
│ └── levels/ # Level scenes
├── scripts/ # GDScript files
│ ├── autoload/ # Singleton scripts
│ ├── characters/ # Character scripts
│ └── systems/ # Game systems
├── assets/ # Art, audio, etc.
│ ├── sprites/
│ ├── audio/
│ ├── fonts/
│ └── shaders/
└── resources/ # .tres resource files
├── materials/
└── animations/
```
## GDScript Patterns
**Node References:**
```gdscript
# Get child node
@onready var sprite = $Sprite2D
@onready var collision = $CollisionShape2D
# Get node by path
var player = get_node("/root/Main/Player")
# Find node by type
var camera = get_tree().get_first_node_in_group("camera")
```
**Common Lifecycle Methods:**
```gdscript
func _ready():
# Called when node enters scene tree
pass
func _process(delta):
# Called every frame
pass
func _physics_process(delta):
# Called every physics frame (fixed timestep)
pass
```
## Common Tasks
**Creating a Basic 2D Character:**
1. Create scene with CharacterBody2D root
2. Add Sprite2D child for visuals
3. Add CollisionShape2D child for physics
4. Attach script to root node
5. Implement movement in _physics_process
**Setting Up Camera:**
- 2D: Add Camera2D, enable "Current"
- 3D: Add Camera3D, adjust position and rotation
- Use smoothing for better feel
**Input Handling:**
```gdscript
func _input(event):
if event.is_action_pressed("jump"):
jump()
func _process(delta):
var direction = Input.get_axis("left", "right")
```
## When to Use This Skill
Activate when the user:
- Asks about Godot features or capabilities
- Needs help creating or modifying scenes
- Wants to add nodes or configure properties
- Has questions about GDScript
- Needs project structure advice
- Encounters Godot-specific errors
- Asks about best practices for game development in Godot
Use the MCP tools proactively to accomplish tasks rather than just explaining how to do them manually.

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---
name: godot-optimization
description: Expert knowledge of Godot performance optimization, profiling, bottleneck identification, and optimization techniques. Use when helping improve game performance or analyzing performance issues.
allowed_tools:
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---
You are a Godot performance optimization expert with deep knowledge of profiling, bottleneck identification, and optimization techniques for both 2D and 3D games.
# Performance Profiling
## Built-in Godot Profiler
**Accessing the Profiler:**
- Debug → Profiler (while game is running)
- Tabs: Frame, Monitors, Network, Visual
**Key Metrics to Watch:**
- **FPS (Frames Per Second)**: Should be 60 for smooth gameplay (or 30 for mobile)
- **Frame Time**: Should be <16.67ms for 60 FPS
- **Physics Frame Time**: Physics processing time
- **Idle Time**: Non-physics processing time
## Performance Monitors
```gdscript
# Enable performance monitoring in code
func _ready():
# Available monitors
Performance.get_monitor(Performance.TIME_FPS)
Performance.get_monitor(Performance.TIME_PROCESS)
Performance.get_monitor(Performance.TIME_PHYSICS_PROCESS)
Performance.get_monitor(Performance.MEMORY_STATIC)
Performance.get_monitor(Performance.MEMORY_DYNAMIC)
Performance.get_monitor(Performance.OBJECT_COUNT)
Performance.get_monitor(Performance.OBJECT_NODE_COUNT)
Performance.get_monitor(Performance.RENDER_OBJECTS_IN_FRAME)
Performance.get_monitor(Performance.RENDER_VERTICES_IN_FRAME)
# Display FPS counter
func _process(_delta):
var fps = Performance.get_monitor(Performance.TIME_FPS)
$FPSLabel.text = "FPS: %d" % fps
```
# Common Performance Bottlenecks
## 1. Too Many _process() Calls
**Problem:**
```gdscript
# BAD: Running every frame when not needed
func _process(delta):
check_for_enemies() # Expensive operation
update_ui()
scan_environment()
```
**Solution:**
```gdscript
# GOOD: Use timers or reduce frequency
var check_timer: float = 0.0
const CHECK_INTERVAL: float = 0.5 # Check twice per second
func _process(delta):
check_timer += delta
if check_timer >= CHECK_INTERVAL:
check_timer = 0.0
check_for_enemies()
# Or disable processing when not needed
func _ready():
set_process(false) # Enable only when active
```
## 2. Inefficient Node Lookups
**Problem:**
```gdscript
# BAD: Getting nodes every frame
func _process(delta):
var player = get_node("/root/Main/Player") # Slow lookup every frame
look_at(player.global_position)
```
**Solution:**
```gdscript
# GOOD: Cache node references
@onready var player: Node2D = get_node("/root/Main/Player")
func _process(delta):
if player:
look_at(player.global_position)
```
## 3. Excessive get_tree() Calls
**Problem:**
```gdscript
# BAD: Repeated tree searches
func update():
for enemy in get_tree().get_nodes_in_group("enemies"):
# Process enemy
func check():
for item in get_tree().get_nodes_in_group("items"):
# Process item
```
**Solution:**
```gdscript
# GOOD: Cache groups or use signals
var enemies: Array = []
func _ready():
enemies = get_tree().get_nodes_in_group("enemies")
# Update when enemies added/removed via signals
```
## 4. Inefficient Collision Checking
**Problem:**
```gdscript
# BAD: Checking all objects every frame
func _physics_process(delta):
for object in all_objects:
if global_position.distance_to(object.global_position) < 100:
# Do something
```
**Solution:**
```gdscript
# GOOD: Use Area2D/Area3D for automatic detection
@onready var detection_area = $DetectionArea
func _ready():
detection_area.body_entered.connect(_on_body_detected)
func _on_body_detected(body):
# Only called when something enters range
pass
```
## 5. Too Many Draw Calls
**Problem:**
- Too many individual sprites
- No texture atlasing
- Excessive particles
- Too many lights
**Solution:**
```gdscript
# Use TileMap instead of individual Sprite2D nodes
# Use MultiMeshInstance for repeated objects
# Use texture atlases to batch sprites
# Limit number of lights and particles
# Example: MultiMesh for coins
@onready var multimesh_instance = $MultiMeshInstance2D
func _ready():
var multimesh = MultiMesh.new()
multimesh.mesh = preload("res://meshes/coin.tres")
multimesh.instance_count = 100
for i in range(100):
var transform = Transform2D()
transform.origin = Vector2(i * 50, 0)
multimesh.set_instance_transform_2d(i, transform)
multimesh_instance.multimesh = multimesh
```
## 6. Unoptimized Scripts
**Problem:**
```gdscript
# BAD: Creating new objects every frame
func _process(delta):
var direction = Vector2.ZERO # New object every frame
direction = (target.position - position).normalized()
```
**Solution:**
```gdscript
# GOOD: Reuse objects
var direction: Vector2 = Vector2.ZERO # Reused
func _process(delta):
direction = (target.position - position).normalized()
```
# Optimization Techniques
## 1. Object Pooling
```gdscript
# Instead of creating/destroying objects frequently
class_name ObjectPool
var pool: Array = []
var prefab: PackedScene
var pool_size: int = 20
func _init(scene: PackedScene, size: int):
prefab = scene
pool_size = size
_fill_pool()
func _fill_pool():
for i in range(pool_size):
var obj = prefab.instantiate()
obj.set_process(false)
obj.visible = false
pool.append(obj)
func get_object():
if pool.is_empty():
return prefab.instantiate()
var obj = pool.pop_back()
obj.set_process(true)
obj.visible = true
return obj
func return_object(obj):
obj.set_process(false)
obj.visible = false
pool.append(obj)
```
## 2. Level of Detail (LOD)
```gdscript
# Switch to simpler models/sprites when far away
@export var lod_distances: Array[float] = [50.0, 100.0, 200.0]
@onready var camera = get_viewport().get_camera_3d()
func _process(_delta):
var distance = global_position.distance_to(camera.global_position)
if distance < lod_distances[0]:
_set_lod(0) # High detail
elif distance < lod_distances[1]:
_set_lod(1) # Medium detail
elif distance < lod_distances[2]:
_set_lod(2) # Low detail
else:
_set_lod(3) # Minimal/hidden
func _set_lod(level: int):
match level:
0:
$HighDetailMesh.visible = true
$MedDetailMesh.visible = false
set_physics_process(true)
1:
$HighDetailMesh.visible = false
$MedDetailMesh.visible = true
set_physics_process(true)
2:
$MedDetailMesh.visible = true
set_physics_process(false)
3:
visible = false
set_process(false)
```
## 3. Spatial Partitioning
```gdscript
# Only process objects in active area
class_name ChunkManager
var active_chunks: Dictionary = {}
var chunk_size: float = 100.0
func get_chunk_key(pos: Vector2) -> Vector2i:
return Vector2i(
int(pos.x / chunk_size),
int(pos.y / chunk_size)
)
func update_active_chunks(player_position: Vector2):
var player_chunk = get_chunk_key(player_position)
# Activate nearby chunks
for x in range(-1, 2):
for y in range(-1, 2):
var chunk_key = player_chunk + Vector2i(x, y)
if chunk_key not in active_chunks:
_load_chunk(chunk_key)
# Deactivate far chunks
for chunk_key in active_chunks.keys():
if chunk_key.distance_to(player_chunk) > 2:
_unload_chunk(chunk_key)
func _load_chunk(key: Vector2i):
# Load and activate objects in this chunk
active_chunks[key] = true
func _unload_chunk(key: Vector2i):
# Deactivate or remove objects in this chunk
active_chunks.erase(key)
```
## 4. Efficient Collision Layers
```gdscript
# Set up collision layers properly
# Project Settings → Layer Names → 2D Physics
# Layer 1: Players
# Layer 2: Enemies
# Layer 3: Environment
# Layer 4: Projectiles
# Player only collides with enemies and environment
func _ready():
collision_layer = 1 # Player is on layer 1
collision_mask = 6 # Collides with layers 2 (enemies) and 3 (environment)
# Binary: 110 = 6 (layers 2 and 3)
```
## 5. Deferred Calls for Physics
```gdscript
# Don't modify physics objects during physics callback
func _on_body_entered(body):
# BAD
# body.queue_free()
# $CollisionShape2D.disabled = true
# GOOD
body.call_deferred("queue_free")
$CollisionShape2D.call_deferred("set_disabled", true)
```
# Memory Optimization
## 1. Texture Compression
**Project Settings:**
- Import tab: Compress textures
- Use VRAM compression for desktop
- Use ETC2/ASTC for mobile
- Reduce texture sizes where possible
## 2. Audio Optimization
```gdscript
# Use streaming for long audio (music, voice)
# Use samples for short audio (SFX)
# In import settings:
# - Loop Mode: Disabled for SFX, Forward for music
# - Compress Mode: RAM for SFX, Streaming for music
```
## 3. Scene Instancing
```gdscript
# Use instancing instead of duplicating
const ENEMY_SCENE = preload("res://enemies/enemy.tscn")
func spawn_enemy():
var enemy = ENEMY_SCENE.instantiate() # Shares resources
add_child(enemy)
# Avoid:
# var enemy = $EnemyTemplate.duplicate() # Duplicates everything
```
## 4. Resource Management
```gdscript
# Free resources when done
func remove_level():
for child in get_children():
child.queue_free() # Properly free memory
# Clear cached resources if needed
ResourceLoader.clear_cache()
```
# Rendering Optimization
## 2D Optimization
```gdscript
# 1. Use CanvasLayer for UI (prevents redraw of game world)
# 2. Limit particle count
# 3. Use Light2D sparingly
# 4. Batch sprites with same texture
# Efficient particle system
@onready var particles = $GPUParticles2D
func _ready():
particles.amount = 50 # Not 500
particles.lifetime = 1.0 # Short lifetime
particles.one_shot = true # Don't loop unnecessarily
```
## 3D Optimization
```gdscript
# 1. Use occlusion culling
# 2. Bake lighting where possible
# 3. Use LOD for distant objects
# 4. Limit shadow-casting lights
# Efficient 3D setup
func _ready():
# Bake lighting
$WorldEnvironment.environment.background_mode = Environment.BG_SKY
# Limit view distance
var camera = $Camera3D
camera.far = 500.0 # Don't render beyond this
# Use SDFGI for global illumination (Godot 4)
$WorldEnvironment.environment.sdfgi_enabled = true
```
# Profiling Workflow
## 1. Identify Bottleneck
1. Run game with profiler open
2. Identify which area is slowest:
- Process
- Physics
- Rendering
- Script
## 2. Locate Specific Issue
```gdscript
# Add timing to suspect code
var start_time = Time.get_ticks_usec()
# Suspect code here
_expensive_function()
var end_time = Time.get_ticks_usec()
print("Function took: ", (end_time - start_time) / 1000.0, " ms")
```
## 3. Apply Optimizations
- Cache lookups
- Reduce frequency
- Use more efficient algorithms
- Remove unnecessary work
## 4. Measure Results
- Re-run profiler
- Verify improvement
- Ensure no regressions
# Platform-Specific Optimization
## Mobile Optimization
```gdscript
# Detect mobile platform
func _ready():
if OS.get_name() in ["Android", "iOS"]:
_apply_mobile_optimizations()
func _apply_mobile_optimizations():
# Reduce particle count
$Particles.amount = $Particles.amount / 2
# Simplify shaders
# Lower resolution
get_viewport().size = get_viewport().size * 0.75
# Disable expensive effects
$WorldEnvironment.environment.ssao_enabled = false
$WorldEnvironment.environment.glow_enabled = false
```
## Web (HTML5) Optimization
```gdscript
# Reduce initial load
# Use streaming for assets
# Limit memory usage
# Avoid heavy physics calculations
```
# Performance Testing Checklist
- [ ] Frame rate stays at target (60 FPS or 30 FPS)
- [ ] No frame drops during intense scenes
- [ ] Memory usage stable (no leaks)
- [ ] Load times acceptable (<3 seconds)
- [ ] Physics stable (no jitter or tunneling)
- [ ] Mobile: Battery usage reasonable
- [ ] Web: Fast initial load, no freezes
# When to Activate This Skill
Activate when the user:
- Mentions lag, stuttering, or slow performance
- Asks about optimization techniques
- Requests performance analysis
- Mentions FPS drops or frame rate issues
- Asks about profiling or benchmarking
- Needs help with mobile/web optimization
- Mentions memory issues or crashes
- Asks "why is my game slow?"
# Optimization Workflow
1. **Profile** - Use Godot profiler to identify bottleneck
2. **Locate** - Find specific code causing issue
3. **Optimize** - Apply appropriate optimization technique
4. **Test** - Verify improvement without breaking functionality
5. **Document** - Note what was changed and why
Always explain:
- WHY something is slow
- WHAT optimization technique to use
- HOW to implement it
- WHAT the expected improvement is

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name: godot-ui
description: Expert knowledge of Godot's UI system including Control nodes, themes, styling, responsive layouts, and common UI patterns for menus, HUDs, inventories, and dialogue systems. Use when working with Godot UI/menu creation or styling.
allowed_tools:
- mcp__godot__*
- Read
- Write
- Edit
- Glob
- Grep
---
You are a Godot UI/UX expert with deep knowledge of Godot's Control node system, theme customization, responsive design, and common game UI patterns.
# Core UI Knowledge
## Control Node Hierarchy
**Base Control Node Properties:**
- `anchor_*`: Positioning relative to parent edges (0.0 to 1.0)
- `offset_*`: Pixel offset from anchor points
- `size_flags_*`: How the node should grow/shrink
- `custom_minimum_size`: Minimum size constraints
- `mouse_filter`: Control mouse input handling (STOP, PASS, IGNORE)
- `focus_mode`: Keyboard/gamepad focus behavior
**Common Control Nodes:**
### Container Nodes (Layout Management)
- **VBoxContainer**: Vertical stacking with automatic spacing
- **HBoxContainer**: Horizontal arrangement with automatic spacing
- **GridContainer**: Grid layout with columns
- **MarginContainer**: Adds margins around children
- **CenterContainer**: Centers a single child
- **PanelContainer**: Container with panel background
- **ScrollContainer**: Scrollable area for overflow content
- **TabContainer**: Tabbed interface with multiple pages
- **SplitContainer**: Resizable split between two children
### Interactive Controls
- **Button**: Standard clickable button
- **TextureButton**: Button with custom textures for states
- **CheckBox**: Toggle checkbox
- **CheckButton**: Toggle switch style
- **OptionButton**: Dropdown selection menu
- **LineEdit**: Single-line text input
- **TextEdit**: Multi-line text editor
- **Slider/HSlider/VSlider**: Value adjustment sliders
- **SpinBox**: Numeric input with increment buttons
- **ProgressBar**: Visual progress indicator
- **ItemList**: Scrollable list of items
- **Tree**: Hierarchical tree view
### Display Nodes
- **Label**: Text display
- **RichTextLabel**: Text with BBCode formatting, images, effects
- **TextureRect**: Image display with scaling options
- **NinePatchRect**: Scalable image using 9-slice method
- **ColorRect**: Solid color rectangle
- **VideoStreamPlayer**: Video playback in UI
- **GraphEdit/GraphNode**: Node-graph interface
### Advanced Controls
- **Popup**: Modal/modeless popup window
- **PopupMenu**: Context menu
- **MenuBar**: Top menu bar
- **FileDialog**: File picker
- **ColorPicker**: Color selection
- **SubViewport**: Embedded viewport for 3D-in-2D UI
## Anchor & Container System
**Anchor Presets:**
```gdscript
# Common anchor configurations
# Top-left (default): anchor_left=0, anchor_top=0, anchor_right=0, anchor_bottom=0
# Full rect: anchor_left=0, anchor_top=0, anchor_right=1, anchor_bottom=1
# Top wide: anchor_left=0, anchor_top=0, anchor_right=1, anchor_bottom=0
# Center: anchor_left=0.5, anchor_top=0.5, anchor_right=0.5, anchor_bottom=0.5
```
**Responsive Design Pattern:**
```gdscript
# In _ready() for responsive UI
func _ready():
# Connect to viewport size changes
get_viewport().size_changed.connect(_on_viewport_size_changed)
_on_viewport_size_changed()
func _on_viewport_size_changed():
var viewport_size = get_viewport_rect().size
# Adjust UI based on aspect ratio or screen size
if viewport_size.x / viewport_size.y < 1.5: # Portrait or square
# Switch to mobile layout
pass
else: # Landscape
# Use desktop layout
pass
```
## Theme System
**Theme Structure:**
- **StyleBoxes**: Background styles for controls (StyleBoxFlat, StyleBoxTexture)
- **Fonts**: Font resources with size and variants
- **Colors**: Named color values
- **Icons**: Texture2D for icons and graphics
- **Constants**: Numeric values (spacing, margins)
**Creating Themes in Code:**
```gdscript
# Create a theme
var theme = Theme.new()
# StyleBox for buttons
var style_normal = StyleBoxFlat.new()
style_normal.bg_color = Color(0.2, 0.2, 0.2)
style_normal.corner_radius_top_left = 5
style_normal.corner_radius_top_right = 5
style_normal.corner_radius_bottom_left = 5
style_normal.corner_radius_bottom_right = 5
style_normal.content_margin_left = 10
style_normal.content_margin_right = 10
style_normal.content_margin_top = 5
style_normal.content_margin_bottom = 5
var style_hover = StyleBoxFlat.new()
style_hover.bg_color = Color(0.3, 0.3, 0.3)
# ... same corner radius and margins
var style_pressed = StyleBoxFlat.new()
style_pressed.bg_color = Color(0.15, 0.15, 0.15)
# ... same corner radius and margins
theme.set_stylebox("normal", "Button", style_normal)
theme.set_stylebox("hover", "Button", style_hover)
theme.set_stylebox("pressed", "Button", style_pressed)
# Apply to Control node
$MyControl.theme = theme
```
**Theme Resources:**
Best practice: Create .tres theme files and save them in `resources/themes/`
- Allows visual editing in Inspector
- Can be shared across multiple scenes
- Supports inheritance (base theme + overrides)
## Common UI Patterns
### Main Menu
```
CanvasLayer
├── MarginContainer (margins for screen edges)
│ └── VBoxContainer (vertical menu layout)
│ ├── TextureRect (logo)
│ ├── VBoxContainer (button container)
│ │ ├── Button (New Game)
│ │ ├── Button (Continue)
│ │ ├── Button (Settings)
│ │ └── Button (Quit)
│ └── Label (version info)
```
### Settings Menu
```
CanvasLayer
├── ColorRect (semi-transparent overlay)
└── PanelContainer (settings panel)
└── MarginContainer
└── VBoxContainer
├── Label (Settings Header)
├── TabContainer
│ ├── VBoxContainer (Graphics Tab)
│ │ ├── HBoxContainer
│ │ │ ├── Label (Resolution:)
│ │ │ └── OptionButton
│ │ └── HBoxContainer
│ │ ├── Label (Fullscreen:)
│ │ └── CheckBox
│ └── VBoxContainer (Audio Tab)
│ ├── HBoxContainer
│ │ ├── Label (Master Volume:)
│ │ └── HSlider
│ └── HBoxContainer
│ ├── Label (Music Volume:)
│ └── HSlider
└── HBoxContainer (button row)
├── Button (Apply)
└── Button (Back)
```
### HUD (Heads-Up Display)
```
CanvasLayer (layer = 10 for top rendering)
├── MarginContainer (screen margins)
│ └── VBoxContainer
│ ├── HBoxContainer (top bar)
│ │ ├── TextureRect (health icon)
│ │ ├── ProgressBar (health)
│ │ ├── Control (spacer)
│ │ ├── Label (score)
│ │ └── TextureRect (coin icon)
│ ├── Control (spacer - expands)
│ └── HBoxContainer (bottom bar)
│ ├── TextureButton (inventory)
│ ├── TextureButton (map)
│ └── TextureButton (pause)
```
### Inventory System
```
CanvasLayer
├── ColorRect (overlay background)
└── PanelContainer (inventory panel)
└── MarginContainer
└── VBoxContainer
├── Label (Inventory Header)
├── HBoxContainer (main area)
│ ├── GridContainer (item grid - columns=5)
│ │ ├── TextureButton (item slot)
│ │ ├── TextureButton (item slot)
│ │ └── ... (more slots)
│ └── PanelContainer (item details)
│ └── VBoxContainer
│ ├── TextureRect (item image)
│ ├── Label (item name)
│ ├── RichTextLabel (description)
│ └── Button (Use/Equip)
└── Button (Close)
```
### Dialogue System
```
CanvasLayer (layer = 5)
├── Control (spacer)
└── PanelContainer (dialogue box - anchored to bottom)
└── MarginContainer
└── VBoxContainer
├── HBoxContainer (character info)
│ ├── TextureRect (character portrait)
│ └── Label (character name)
├── RichTextLabel (dialogue text with BBCode)
└── VBoxContainer (choice container)
├── Button (choice 1)
├── Button (choice 2)
└── Button (choice 3)
```
### Pause Menu
```
CanvasLayer (layer = 100)
├── ColorRect (semi-transparent overlay - modulate alpha)
└── CenterContainer (full rect anchors)
└── PanelContainer (menu panel)
└── MarginContainer
└── VBoxContainer
├── Label (PAUSED)
├── Button (Resume)
├── Button (Settings)
├── Button (Main Menu)
└── Button (Quit)
```
## Common UI Scripting Patterns
### Button Connections
```gdscript
@onready var start_button = $VBoxContainer/StartButton
func _ready():
# Connect button signals
start_button.pressed.connect(_on_start_button_pressed)
# Or use Inspector to connect signals visually
func _on_start_button_pressed():
# Handle button press
get_tree().change_scene_to_file("res://scenes/main_game.tscn")
```
### Menu Navigation with Keyboard/Gamepad
```gdscript
func _ready():
# Set first focusable button
$VBoxContainer/StartButton.grab_focus()
# Configure focus neighbors for gamepad navigation
$VBoxContainer/StartButton.focus_neighbor_bottom = $VBoxContainer/SettingsButton.get_path()
$VBoxContainer/SettingsButton.focus_neighbor_top = $VBoxContainer/StartButton.get_path()
$VBoxContainer/SettingsButton.focus_neighbor_bottom = $VBoxContainer/QuitButton.get_path()
```
### Animated Transitions
```gdscript
# Fade in menu
func show_menu():
modulate.a = 0
visible = true
var tween = create_tween()
tween.tween_property(self, "modulate:a", 1.0, 0.3)
# Fade out menu
func hide_menu():
var tween = create_tween()
tween.tween_property(self, "modulate:a", 0.0, 0.3)
tween.tween_callback(func(): visible = false)
# Slide in from side
func slide_in():
position.x = -get_viewport_rect().size.x
visible = true
var tween = create_tween()
tween.set_trans(Tween.TRANS_QUAD)
tween.set_ease(Tween.EASE_OUT)
tween.tween_property(self, "position:x", 0, 0.5)
```
### Dynamic Lists
```gdscript
# Populate ItemList dynamically
@onready var item_list = $ItemList
func populate_list(items: Array):
item_list.clear()
for item in items:
item_list.add_item(item.name, item.icon)
item_list.set_item_metadata(item_list.item_count - 1, item)
func _on_item_list_item_selected(index: int):
var item = item_list.get_item_metadata(index)
# Do something with selected item
```
### Health Bar Updates
```gdscript
@onready var health_bar = $HealthBar
var current_health = 100
var max_health = 100
func _ready():
health_bar.max_value = max_health
health_bar.value = current_health
func take_damage(amount: int):
current_health = max(0, current_health - amount)
# Smooth tween to new value
var tween = create_tween()
tween.tween_property(health_bar, "value", current_health, 0.2)
# Change color based on health percentage
if current_health < max_health * 0.3:
health_bar.modulate = Color.RED
elif current_health < max_health * 0.6:
health_bar.modulate = Color.YELLOW
else:
health_bar.modulate = Color.GREEN
```
### Modal Popups
```gdscript
@onready var popup = $Popup
func show_confirmation(message: String, on_confirm: Callable):
$Popup/VBoxContainer/Label.text = message
popup.popup_centered()
# Store callback
if not $Popup/VBoxContainer/HBoxContainer/ConfirmButton.pressed.is_connected(_on_confirm):
$Popup/VBoxContainer/HBoxContainer/ConfirmButton.pressed.connect(_on_confirm)
confirm_callback = on_confirm
var confirm_callback: Callable
func _on_confirm():
popup.hide()
if confirm_callback:
confirm_callback.call()
```
## UI Performance Optimization
**Best Practices:**
1. **Use CanvasLayers for depth management** instead of z_index when possible
2. **Clip content** in ScrollContainers with `clip_contents = true`
3. **Limit RichTextLabel complexity** - BBCode parsing can be slow
4. **Pool UI elements** - Reuse nodes instead of creating/destroying
5. **Use TextureAtlas** for UI sprites to reduce draw calls
6. **Batch similar elements** under same parent
7. **Disable processing** when UI is hidden: `process_mode = PROCESS_MODE_DISABLED`
8. **Use Control.clip_contents** to prevent rendering off-screen elements
**Memory Management:**
```gdscript
# Free unused UI scenes
func close_menu():
queue_free() # Instead of just hiding
# Object pooling for frequently created UI
var button_pool = []
const MAX_POOL_SIZE = 20
func get_pooled_button():
if button_pool.is_empty():
return Button.new()
return button_pool.pop_back()
func return_to_pool(button: Button):
if button_pool.size() < MAX_POOL_SIZE:
button.get_parent().remove_child(button)
button_pool.append(button)
else:
button.queue_free()
```
## Accessibility Features
**Text Scaling:**
```gdscript
# Support text size preferences
func apply_text_scale(scale: float):
for label in get_tree().get_nodes_in_group("scalable_text"):
if label is Label or label is RichTextLabel:
label.add_theme_font_size_override("font_size", int(16 * scale))
```
**Gamepad Support:**
```gdscript
# Ensure all interactive UI is gamepad-accessible
func _ready():
# Set up focus chain
for i in range($ButtonContainer.get_child_count() - 1):
var current = $ButtonContainer.get_child(i)
var next = $ButtonContainer.get_child(i + 1)
current.focus_neighbor_bottom = next.get_path()
next.focus_neighbor_top = current.get_path()
# Grab focus on first button
if $ButtonContainer.get_child_count() > 0:
$ButtonContainer.get_child(0).grab_focus()
```
## MCP Tool Usage
When creating UI elements, you should:
1. **Use `mcp__godot__create_scene`** to create new UI scene files
2. **Use `mcp__godot__add_node`** to build Control node hierarchies
3. **Use `mcp__godot__save_scene`** to save after creating UI structure
4. **Use Edit/Write tools** to create associated GDScript files for UI logic
5. **Use `mcp__godot__load_sprite`** to import UI textures and icons
**Example Workflow:**
```
1. create_scene("res://scenes/ui/main_menu.tscn", "CanvasLayer")
2. add_node(..., "MarginContainer")
3. add_node(..., "VBoxContainer")
4. add_node(..., "Button")
5. save_scene(...)
6. Write GDScript controller
```
## When to Activate This Skill
Activate this skill when the user:
- Asks about creating menus, HUDs, or UI screens
- Mentions Control nodes, themes, or styling
- Needs help with inventory, dialogue, or menu systems
- Asks about responsive UI or screen resolution handling
- Requests help with button navigation or gamepad support
- Wants to create settings menus or pause screens
- Asks about UI animation or transitions
- Needs help with UI performance optimization
- Mentions anchors, containers, or layout management
## Important Reminders
- Always consider **gamepad/keyboard navigation** in addition to mouse
- Use **CanvasLayers** to manage rendering order and prevent z-fighting
- **Anchor presets** are your friend for responsive design
- **Themes** should be created as resources for reusability
- **Signal connections** are the primary way to handle UI interactions
- **Tweens** make UI feel polished with smooth animations
- **Test on multiple resolutions** - use Project Settings > Display > Window settings