# Operation and Testing

On the upper right corner of the Editor interface, there is a button to start the run mode, or you can use the shortcut key F5 to begin.

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By clicking the ▶ (start) button, the scene will enter test mode.

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After loading, the simulation of the scene will begin, and a virtual character will be generated at the spawn point.

The WASD keys (or the arrow keys ↑←↓→) will correspond to the character's movement controls, and the spacebar will control the player's jump.

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