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4. `lw.run_now(&self.ecs)` tells the system to run, and tells it how to find the ECS.
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5. `self.ecs.maintain()` tells Specs that if any changes were queued up by the systems, they should apply to the world now.
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-There's some more lifetimes in there, which you can not worry about for now (`'static` is saying that the dispatcher will last as long as the program, so Rust can stop worrying about it; this is a pretty advanced topic, so I recommend not worrying about it for now!). We also need to build the dispatcher when we put together our state in `main`:
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Finally, we actually want to run our systems. In the `tick` function, we add:
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struct State {
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ecs: World,
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- systems: Dispatcher<'static, 'static>
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}
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impl GameState for State {
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