godot-sync-camera-positions

To sync Godot editor camera positions with runtime behavior, this skill detects camera-following patterns in scenes and updates the corresponding .tscn editor positions. It computes a representative editor position from the camera start to ensure the editor view matches gameplay.

Your Godot parallax background looks misaligned in the editor because camera-following nodes do not reflect the runtime camera state by default. This skill fixes the editor preview by updating their positions to match the camera's start and typical runtime location.

You can update .tscn files to reflect Camera2D runtime positions by running this skill on a scene containing a Camera2D and camera-following elements. It automatically detects patterns, computes positions, and updates the files for accurate level design.

Yes, you can roll back editor position updates for camera-following nodes in Godot. This skill supports validation and safe commits, preparing document comments and commits for traceability so editor updates preserve gameplay context and can be rolled back if needed.

Yes, this camera sync approach works with Godot overlays and parallax layers. It targets scenes with camera following patterns, including backgrounds and overlays, integrating with related parallax and camera-follow systems to provide cohesive and accurate previews during debugging.