Test scripts are written within a standard Integrated Development Environment. In this example, the test is constructed within Visual Studio using the C# API.
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GameDriver's API works against the game engine's native objects, giving you unprecedented external control and access to the game's inner workings.
RUN TESTS INSIDE YOUR GAME
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Once ready, test assets are compiled and the game is started. GameDriver's technology hooks itself onto in-game objects, giving the tests script complete control over the game state.
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Tests can be run from the IDE, or as part of a continuous integration (CI/CD) pipeline.
VIEW RESULTS
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Once completed, testers and developers can view whether each test passed or failed and determine how to resolve any regressions.
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Unlike with manual testing, GameDriver tests are consistent and repeatable, significantly reducing user error from testing and shrinking defect resolution cycles.
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