combat-kits

Hitbox and hurtbox interactions in Godot 4.6 are managed by standardizing collision handling through defined component interfaces. This enforces strict state-gated abilities and centralized damage application across player and enemy entities to prevent common combat bugs.

Status ailment buildup for effects like burn, chill, and drowse is implemented by orchestrating combat logic through centralized component interfaces. This framework standardizes the application of status effects alongside damage scaling for both player and enemy entities.

Projectile physics and wall-flush firing collisions in Godot are handled by verifying that muzzle probes correctly manage projectile collision logic. This ensures technical consistency and strict collision handling across different weapon behaviors and game states.

This combat framework supports party-based systems by managing weapon-specific ammo types and kit-gated abilities. It ensures consistent behavior across different game states, handling complex mechanics like compound-based laser systems and damage scaling logic.

Debugging enemy behaviors and damage rescale logic is achieved by using a centralized combat framework to analyze projectile collision and state management. This ensures new implementations comply with established damage rescale and status buildup mechanics.