godot-input-handling — Claude Code skill for Godot input

What godot-input-handling does

The skill hands your agent working patterns for Godot input across keyboard, mouse, gamepad and touch. It ships as a set of GDScript files, one per scenario. Jump and dash feel is covered by input_buffer.gd, which decays the buffer in _physics_process so the window matches CharacterBody consumption instead of render FPS. Analog sticks go through analog_deadzone_manager.gd with a radial deadzone.

Rebinding lives in safe_runtime_rebind.gd: it detects conflicts and persists the layout to user://input_rebinds.cfg via ConfigFile. Separate scripts handle touch gestures, mouse capture for FPS, button prompts that follow the last active device, and combo validation. A Do-NOT-Load table says which files to keep apart — mobile gesture work does not need mouse_capture_manager.gd.

The skill is opinionated about a few things. Gameplay input belongs in _physics_process() or _unhandled_input(), because _process() is frame-rate dependent and drops presses at low FPS. Hardcoded checks like KEY_W are out: they break rebinding and non-QWERTY layouts. Mouse capture without a release shortcut traps the player. If your controls already run on hardcoded keys, that is worth a look.