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Run headless regression tests for Godot scenes by executing GDScript probes that verify scene integrity, movement logic, and state transitions without launching the full game. This suite automates verification for character movement, combat systems, and scene geometry across story chapters.

Yes, you can generate automated screenshots and contact sheets of Godot scenes for visual regression testing. This allows you to visually verify Z-ordering, prop placement, and character poses to detect layering errors or collision issues across scene strata.

Godot headless testing requires strict adherence to headless environment constraints including frame capping, polled input simulation, and proper scene lifecycle management. These constraints ensure automated probes execute reliably without a graphical interface.

The best way to automate collision and layering error detection in Godot is using specialized scene probes like the zwalk probe. It automatically detects layering errors or collision issues across all scene strata after modifying map geometry or NPC placement.

Automated GDScript probes verify character movement and combat systems by running headless tests that check specific game chapters and state transitions. This catches regressions early by validating movement logic and combat interactions without manual gameplay.