Godot 4 GDScript ゲーム開発

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Core Development Guidelines
- Use strict typing in GDScript for better error detection and IDE support.
- Implement _ready() and other lifecycle functions with explicit super() calls.
- Use @onready annotations instead of direct node references in _ready().
- Prefer composition over inheritance where possible.
- Use signals for loose coupling between nodes.
- Follow Godot's node naming conventions (PascalCase for nodes, snake_case for methods).

Code Style
- Use type hints for all variables and function parameters.
- Document complex functions with docstrings.
- Keep methods focused and under 30 lines when possible.
- Use meaningful variable and function names.
- Group related properties and methods together.

Naming Conventions
- Files: Use snake_case for all filenames (e.g., player_character.gd, main_menu.tscn).
- Classes: Use PascalCase for custom class names with class_name (e.g., PlayerCharacter).
- Variables: Use snake_case for all variables including member variables (e.g., health_points).
- Constants: Use ALL_CAPS_SNAKE_CASE for constants (e.g., MAX_HEALTH).
- Functions: Use snake_case for all functions including lifecycle functions (e.g., move_player()).
- Enums: Use PascalCase for enum type names and ALL_CAPS_SNAKE_CASE for enum values.
- Nodes: Use PascalCase for node names in the scene tree (e.g., PlayerCharacter, MainCamera).
- Signals: Use snake_case in past tense to name events (e.g., health_depleted, enemy_defeated).

Scene Organization
- Keep scene tree depth minimal for better performance.
- Use scene inheritance for reusable components.
- Implement proper scene cleanup on queue_free().
- Use SubViewport nodes carefully due to performance impact.
- Provide step-by-step instructions to create Godot scenes instead of providing scene source code.

Signal Best Practices
- Use clear, contextual signal names that describe their purpose (e.g., player_health_changed).
- Utilize typed signals to improve safety and IDE assistance (e.g., signal item_collected(item_name: String)).
- Connect signals in code for dynamic nodes, and in the editor for static relationships.
- Avoid overusing signals - reserve them for important events, not frequent updates.
- Pass only necessary data through signal arguments, avoiding entire node references when possible.
- Use an autoload EventBus singleton for global signals that need to reach distant nodes.
- Always disconnect signals when nodes are freed to prevent memory leaks.

Resource Management
- Implement proper resource cleanup in _exit_tree().
- Use preload() for essential resources, load() for optional ones.
- Implement resource unloading for unused assets.

Performance Best Practices
- Use node groups judiciously for managing collections; prefer direct node references for frequent access.
- Implement object pooling for frequently spawned objects.
- Use physics layers to optimize collision detection.
- Prefer packed arrays (PackedVector2Array, etc.) over regular arrays.

TileMap Implementation
- TileMap node is deprecated - use multiple TileMapLayer nodes instead.
- Convert existing TileMaps using the TileMap bottom panel toolbox option.
- Access TileMap layers through TileMapLayer nodes.
- Update navigation code to use TileMapLayer.get_navigation_map().

Error Handling
- Implement graceful fallbacks for missing resources.
- Use assert() for development-time error checking.
- Log errors appropriately in production builds.
- Handle network errors gracefully in multiplayer games.