Godot-Claude-Skills

# Automated Enemy AI Behavior for Godot

Here's a script to automate enemy AI behavior in your Godot game. This script will make enemies patrol between waypoints, chase the player when detected, and attack when in range.

```gdscript
extends CharacterBody2D

# Waypoints for patrol
var waypoints = []
var current_waypoint = 0
var speed = 200
var chase_speed = 300
var attack_range = 200
var player_detected = false

func _ready():
    # Initialize waypoints (replace with your own waypoints)
    waypoints = [$Vector2(100, 100), $Vector2(300, 100), $Vector2(300, 300), $Vector2(100, 300)]

func _process(delta):
    if player_detected:
        chase_player(delta)
    else:
        patrol(delta)

func patrol(delta):
    var target_position = waypoints[current_waypoint]
    var direction = (target_position - position).normalized()
    velocity = direction * speed
    move_and_slide()
    
    # Check if reached waypoint
    if position.distance_to(target_position) < 10:
        current_waypoint = (current_waypoint + 1) % waypoints.size()

func chase_player(delta):
    var player = get_node('/root/Player')
    var direction = (player.position - position).normalized()
    velocity = direction * chase_speed
    move_and_slide()
    
    # Check if player is in attack range
    if position.distance_to(player.position) < attack_range:
        attack()

func attack():
    print("Enemy attacking player!")
    # Add your attack logic here

func _on_Player_detected():
    player_detected = true

func _on_Player_lost():
    player_detected = false
```

## Setup Instructions
1. Attach this script to your enemy scene.
2. Set up waypoints in the `_ready()` function or create them in the scene.
3. Connect the `_on_Player_detected()` and `_on_Player_lost()` signals to your player detection system.
4. Adjust the `speed`, `chase_speed`, and `attack_range` variables to fit your game.
5. Implement your own attack logic in the `attack()` function.