> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.decentraland.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.decentraland.org/creator/content-creator-pt/scenes-sdk7/referencia-da-api/alpha-testing-guidelines.md).

# Testes e Feedback

Diretrizes sobre como experimentar o SDK7 e fornecer feedback

## Documentação

Encontre a documentação completa do SDK7 na **SDK7** seção da documentação.

## Usando o playground

Para experimentar facilmente o SDK7, visite [o playground](https://playground.decentraland.org/). Escreva código SDK7 à esquerda do ecrã e veja a scene resultante à direita. À medida que altera o código, a scene é atualizada automaticamente.

Se tiver algum problema, copie uma URL para a configuração atual da sua scene com o **Compartilhar** botão e [comunique um problema](#reporting-issues) incluindo esse link para o seu código.

## Usando SDK 7

Instale o [Creator Hub](/creator/content-creator-pt/scene-editor/primeiros-passos/about-editor.md).

{% hint style="warning" %}
**📔 Observação**: Observe que as scenes que usam SDK7 não têm o `decentraland-ecs` package instalado. Em vez disso, têm o `@dcl/sdk` package.
{% endhint %}

## Em produção

Pode fazer deploy de scenes com SDK7 através do **Publish** botão no Scene Editor no Creator Hub.

## Exemplos de scenes

Pode encontrar mais example scenes escritas com SDK7 aqui:

* [Exemplos de scenes](https://studios.decentraland.org/resources)

## Comunicação de problemas

Se encontrar um problema, consulte [Relatar um bug](/creator/content-creator-pt/scenes-sdk7/depuracao/report-bug.md).


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