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Unity 101 Tip #33 – Play & Pause your game in the editor with scripting

Published 10/1/2012 by createdbyx in News | Programming | Unity

Tags: Unity, unity3d

Using EditorApplication.isPlaying & EditorApplication.isPaused you can control when you want to run or pause your game in the unity editor using scripting.

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