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# Weapon System Documentation
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## Overview
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The weapon system is a modular, multiplayer-friendly system that allows players to:
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- Pick up weapons from the world
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- Equip weapons to their right hand (WeaponPoint bone attachment)
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- Drop equipped weapons
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- Attack with weapon-specific stats (damage, range, cooldown)
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## Architecture
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### Core Components
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1. **WeaponData** (`level/scripts/weapon_data.gd`) - Resource
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- Stores weapon stats: name, damage, attack_range, attack_cooldown
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- References a mesh scene for visuals
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- Reusable across multiple weapon instances
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2. **BaseWeapon** (`level/scripts/base_weapon.gd`) - Node3D
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- Equipped weapon attached to player's hand
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- Handles attack logic and damage application
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- Networked properly for multiplayer
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3. **WorldWeapon** (`level/scripts/world_weapon.gd`) - RigidBody3D
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- Physics-based pickup object in the world
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- Can be picked up by players
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- Automatically creates collision and pickup area
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## Creating New Weapons
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### Step 1: Create a Mesh Scene
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Create a scene with your weapon's 3D model:
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```
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[Node3D] - WeaponMesh
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└─ [MeshInstance3D] - Your mesh here
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```
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Example: `level/scenes/weapons/sword_mesh.tscn`
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### Step 2: Create a WeaponData Resource
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Create a `.tres` file in `level/resources/`:
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```tres
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[gd_resource type="Resource" script_class="WeaponData" load_steps=3 format=3]
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[ext_resource type="Script" path="res://level/scripts/weapon_data.gd" id="1"]
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[ext_resource type="PackedScene" path="res://level/scenes/weapons/your_mesh.tscn" id="2"]
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[resource]
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script = ExtResource("1")
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weapon_name = "Your Weapon Name"
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description = "Weapon description"
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damage = 15.0
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attack_range = 3.5
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attack_cooldown = 0.6
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attack_animation = "Attack1"
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mesh_scene = ExtResource("2")
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pickup_radius = 1.5
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weight = 2.0
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```
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### Step 3: Create a WorldWeapon Scene (Optional)
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If you want to place weapons in the level:
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```
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[RigidBody3D] - WorldWeaponYourWeapon
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└─ [CollisionShape3D] - Approximate weapon shape
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```
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Set the script to `world_weapon.gd` and assign your WeaponData resource.
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Example: `level/scenes/weapons/world_weapon_sword.tscn`
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## Testing
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### In Godot Editor
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1. Open `level/scenes/level.tscn`
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2. Drag a WorldWeapon scene (e.g., `world_weapon_sword.tscn`) into the level
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3. Position it somewhere visible
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4. Run the game (F5)
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### Controls
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- **E** - Pick up weapon (when near one) or drop equipped weapon
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- **Left Mouse** - Attack with equipped weapon (or unarmed if none)
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### Multiplayer Testing
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1. Run the game and click "Host"
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2. Run another instance and click "Join"
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3. Both players can:
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- Pick up weapons
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- Attack each other with weapons
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- Drop weapons (creates a WorldWeapon others can pick up)
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## How It Works
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### Pickup Flow
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1. WorldWeapon creates an Area3D with pickup radius
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2. Player has a WeaponPickupArea that detects nearby WorldWeapons
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3. When player presses "E" near a weapon:
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- Client calls `try_pickup()` via RPC to server
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- Server validates distance and availability
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- Server tells player to `equip_weapon_from_world()`
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- Server removes the WorldWeapon from scene
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- All clients see the weapon disappear and equipped on player
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### Attack Flow
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1. Player presses attack button
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2. Player checks if `equipped_weapon` exists
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3. If yes, calls `equipped_weapon.perform_attack()`
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4. Weapon checks cooldown and attack range
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5. Weapon finds targets using physics query
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6. Weapon sends damage request to server
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7. Server validates and applies damage via BaseUnit system
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### Drop Flow
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1. Player presses "E" while holding a weapon
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2. Player calls `drop_weapon()` RPC
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3. Server spawns a WorldWeapon at player's position
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4. All clients see weapon unequip and appear in world
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5. Weapon becomes a physics object that can be picked up
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## Physics Layers
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- **Layer 1** (player) - Player collisions
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- **Layer 2** (world) - Environment collisions
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- **Layer 3** (weapon) - Weapon pickup objects
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WorldWeapons:
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- `collision_layer = 4` (layer 3)
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- `collision_mask = 2` (collides with world)
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Player WeaponPickupArea:
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- `collision_mask = 4` (detects layer 3)
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## Example Weapons
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### Iron Sword
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- **Damage**: 15
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- **Range**: 3.5m
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- **Cooldown**: 0.6s
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- **Resource**: `level/resources/weapon_sword.tres`
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### Wooden Shield
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- **Damage**: 8
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- **Range**: 2.5m
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- **Cooldown**: 0.8s
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- **Resource**: `level/resources/weapon_shield.tres`
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## Notes
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- All weapon spawning/pickup is server-authoritative
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- Weapon stats are synced via WeaponData resource
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- Meshes are instantiated locally on each client
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- The system supports any number of weapon types
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- You can extend BaseWeapon for special weapon behaviors (e.g., ranged weapons, magic weapons)
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