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Copilot Instructions for Dungeon Game Project

- **IMPORTANT**: Do not jump ahead with implementation

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Copilot Instructions for Dungeon Game Project

Development Approach

IMPORTANT: Do not jump ahead with implementation
Work step by step as requested by the user
Only implement what is specifically asked for
Wait for user confirmation before moving to the next step
Ask for clarification if requirements are unclear

Project Overview

This is a dungeon game built with Raylib-cs and C# (.NET 9.0).

Code Style Guidelines

Use meaningful variable and method names
Follow C# naming conventions (PascalCase for classes/methods, camelCase for variables)
Add XML documentation comments for public methods
Keep methods focused and single-purpose
Use nullable reference types appropriately

Architecture Principles

Organize code into logical classes in the
```
Classes
```
folder
Separate concerns (rendering, game logic, input handling)
Use dependency injection where appropriate
Keep the main Program.cs minimal and delegate to game classes

File Organization

Main game logic in
```
Program.cs
```
Game classes in
```
Classes/
```
folder
Keep related functionality grouped together
Use meaningful file and folder names

Testing and Quality

Build and test after each significant change
Handle edge cases and null checks
Use appropriate error handling
Validate user input where needed

Raylib-cs Best Practices

Initialize Raylib properly with window setup
Use proper resource management (textures, sounds)
Implement smooth game loops with Update/Draw separation
Handle input responsively
Use Vector2 for positions and measurements