godot-visual-verification

Automate visual verification in Godot by using photobooth test scenes to capture per-camera frames and generate screenshot-based visual evidence. This ensures UI, poses, and animations meet design expectations.

Verifying character poses and IK output in Godot is best achieved through photobooth-based tests. These provide reusable base scenes to capture screenshots and validate on-screen visual readability.

Yes, you can run non-visual validation alongside screenshot tests in Godot by implementing C# integration tests. This allows you to verify non-visual aspects while photobooth scenes handle visual checks.

Set up photobooth test scenes for Godot visual checks by loading reusable base scenes, configuring scenario runners, and capturing per-camera frames. Results are stored as visual evidence under @game/temp.

Godot visual verification supports multiple camera rigs and per-scenario runners. The workflow includes extensive guidance on configuring markers and camera rigs to gather evidence for gate checks.

Godot stores visual evidence generated by screenshot tests under the @game/temp directory. This self-contained test-scene approach keeps captured per-camera frames organized for review.