Watch the zone shrink phase by phase, drag your team into the path of it, and see whether they get out. Every match it plays is also data: the transitions accumulate into the test battery on the right, so you can run fifty matches and watch it recover the rule it was generating from.
Press play.
None of these four are measured values. Set them from your own custom-room timings before reading anything into how tight an escape looks.
No data yet.
What this is. A simulator of a candidate algorithm, not of PUBG Mobile. It
draws zones from the rule you pick in the selector, so the battery below recovers that rule —
which tests the instrument, not the game. The exported CSV matches the annotation schema in
research/bluezone/schema.py, so you can push a run through the Python pipeline and check the
two agree. Timings, damage and travel speed are placeholders you set yourself; the radius ratio
is the one that matters most and is the first thing worth measuring from real matches.