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# Running the Demo Scene

#### Chapter 3: Running the Demo Scene & Live Debugging

With the scene automatically generated and dependencies injected via SerializedObject configurations, your game is immediately ready for testing.

#### 3.1 Entering Play Mode

Simply press the Play button in the Unity Editor. You will instantly experience the seamless treadmill movement, curved world deformation, and cinematic camera tracking.

#### 3.2 Live Configurations via Command Center

&#x20;The DashCoreCommandCenter remains highly functional during Play Mode, acting as a live debugging dashboard:

·         Time Scale Control: Adjust the Time.timeScale slider directly from the Command Center to test high-speed runs or slow-motion impacts without modifying code.

·         One-Click Save Wiping: Dash Core uses a secure AES Encrypted save system. For rapid testing, use the Clear Save Data button in the Command Center to instantly wipe the AES data and restart the session cleanly.

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