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How do I add a 360 image to my Metaverse or Experience?
How do I add a 3D element to my Experience?
How do I add another Scene to my existing Experience?
How do I align an Image / Video like a poster on my Wall (in a 3D Scene)?

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How do I add a 360 image to my Metaverse or Experience?

How do I add a 3D element to my Experience?

How do I add another Scene to my existing Experience?

Click on Add (+) icon on the top bar and add any of the existing scene types to add it to your experience.

How do I align an Image / Video like a poster on my Wall (in a 3D Scene)?

Ensure that rotation angles under "TRANSFORM > Rotate" in the element's properties are multiples of 90° (i.e. -180 / -90 / 0 / 90 / 180).