# Coin Room 1.0 — your first Godot game

Original BINX Forge tutorial, tested with Godot 4.7.2 standard GDScript Linux build
(4.7.2.stable.official.ed1daf0bf). No .NET, plug-in, package manager or purchased asset.

1. Extract all 12 files into an empty folder. Keep the relative paths.
2. Open Godot's Project Manager, choose Import and select project.godot.
3. Import/Open the project and let the sprite image finish importing.
4. Press F6 with main.tscn open, or F5 to run the configured main scene.
5. Use arrows/WASD to collect three gold circles around the solid central wall.
   Avoid the red patrol. Collect all three before sixty seconds of active physics.
   P pauses/resumes; R restarts. Leaving application focus pauses the game.

The Scene dock starts with one Node2D. game.gd creates the visible scene at runtime:
CharacterBody2D with CircleShape2D/AnimatedSprite2D; five StaticBody2D walls;
three Area2D pickups; one Area2D patrol; and a Label. Inspect Remote while running.
The five David Harrington frames are a CC0 IDLE animation, not walking/attack clips.
Metadata uses the Forge Sprite Sheet Maker's logical cells, not opaque-pixel bounds.

Optional repeatable checks (replace GODOT with your executable path):

    GODOT --headless --path . --editor --import
    FORGE_COIN_ROOM_REPORT=/absolute/path/result.json GODOT --headless --fixed-fps 60 --path . -- --forge-acceptance

On Windows PowerShell, set $env:FORGE_COIN_ROOM_REPORT to the absolute report
path first, then call & 'C:\path\Godot.exe' with the same flags. On macOS,
use the executable inside Godot.app/Contents/MacOS/Godot.
Normal launch does not run the driver. checks.gd injects parsed Godot key events,
waits for real physics, and writes 32 checks; it does not synthesize OS keypresses.
The source and an exported PCK both passed those checks with the pinned editor.

Resource-pack exercise (create an empty output directory first):

    GODOT --headless --path . --export-pack "Linux Resource Pack" /absolute/path/coin-room.pck
    GODOT --headless --main-pack /absolute/path/coin-room.pck

A PCK is resource data run by Godot; it is not a standalone executable. For an
actual desktop/Web release, install export templates matching your engine and
create the corresponding preset in Project > Export. Run the exported build
on its real target. This project includes keyboard controls, not touch controls;
the preset does not promise a working mobile/browser export.

Manual acceptance: wall collision, all three pickups, patrol contact, timeout,
pause/resume, focus changes, two restarts, idle animation and the actual export.
GPU/editor visuals, physical input, assistive use, touch/Web export and an
independently generated AI version remain separate unverified acceptance.

Code: original MIT (LICENSE.txt), adapted from Forge's verified sprite fixture.
Art: David Harrington, CC0 exact five idle frames (ART-SOURCE.txt).
Godot: MIT engine notice (GODOT-LICENSE.txt); an exported engine includes other
third-party notices: consult https://godotengine.org/license/ and preserve them.
The ZIP contains source/art only, no Godot binary, paid file, account or tracker.
Progress is run-only. Restart clears it; no save system or multiplayer is included.