Visual Validation Skill

Rendered screenshots are required for visual validation because judging asset files alone misses in-game rendering issues. Actual game output captures reveal visual bugs like incorrect scene compositions that only appear during runtime.

To validate game screenshots for visual polish, capture actual rendered output from specified sources like Papershot or Levelshot. The validation process checks these screenshots against phase-specific requirements to ensure visual quality.

Visual validation applies to game development with the Godot engine by requiring rendered screenshots to assess quality. It enforces screenshot sources and requirements tailored to different development phases within the engine.

Screenshot sources needed for export testing include MCP Runtime and Exported Build captures. These rendered outputs provide the necessary visual data to confirm the game appears correctly after the export process.

Fixing black screenshots and duplicate images involves checking your rendered output capture process for failures. The visual validation skill identifies these common visual bugs to ensure correct scene captures are provided.

You cannot use individual art assets to claim visual work is complete. You must provide actual rendered screenshots of the new game location as it appears in-game to pass the visual validation requirements.