enemy-creator

To add new enemies, you define their base stats and display attributes using the EnemyDefinition interface, design AI patterns, and update the corresponding depth-specific data files for proper spawning.

Enemy AI pattern design involves defining action sequences across multiple phases, assigning probabilities to actions, and setting conditions that trigger specific behaviors during the card battle.

Yes, enemy creation supports both regular foes and bosses across depths 1 through 5. You configure the enemy type and update the appropriate depth data file, such as enemyDepth1.ts, to handle spawning.

The best way to structure enemy data is by conforming to the EnemyDefinition interface and organizing entries into depth-specific data files under src/domain/characters/enemy/data for scalable roster management.

Yes, you must update depth-specific data files like enemyDepth1.ts through enemyDepth5.ts to integrate the new enemy, ensuring the game properly handles its spawn rate and boss placement.

If a new enemy does not spawn, it is likely because the depth data file was not updated correctly. You must integrate the enemy entry into the specific depth file to register its spawn logic.