phantom-camera

# Phantom Camera $ARGUMENTS Phantom Camera is an optional Godot 4 addon for advanced camera behavior inspired by Cinemachine. Prefer it when the game needs several camera rigs, smooth transitions, framed/dead-zone following, group/path following, camera shake, or cutscene-style camera moves. Keep using plain `Camera2D` / `Camera3D` when the request is a simple static camera, a one-off follow script, or when the generated project has not opted into optional addons. ## Opt-in Rules Use Phantom Camera only when one of these is true: 1. The user asks for Phantom Camera by name. 2. `addons/phantom_camera/plugin.cfg` exists and the plugin is enabled in `project.godot`. 3. The GDD or task explicitly calls for advanced camera behavior and the user or project config allows adding optional addons. Do not silently add the addon to every scaffolded project. If the addon is not present, document the dependency and either ask for approval before installing it or implement a built-in camera fallback. Compatibility note: before installing, check the selected Phantom Camera release or `addons/phantom_camera/plugin.cfg` for its supported Godot version. If the project is pinned below the addon's minimum, use built-in camera code instead. ## Scene Pattern For 2D, use this baseline scene shape: ```text World |-- Player |-- Camera2D | `-- PhantomCameraHost |-- PhantomCamera2DFollow `-- PhantomCamera2DZone ``` For 3D, mirror the same structure with `Camera3D`, `PhantomCameraHost`...