> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.gmetri.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.gmetri.com/metaverse/build/editor/file-manager/3rd-person-scenes.md). # Selecting a file When adding a file to your experience, there are two options. ## By selecting the available plugins from the GMetri inventory. ### Step 1: Select element in Stuture Panel Upon adding an element (360Scene, Orbit Scene, 3D Scene), you will be automatically redirected to "Structure" on the right bar of your deployment.

### Step 2: Open Properties Panel To select a file, navigate to Pano image > Properties > Upload / Choose file.

### Step 3: Click on any of the assets from Plugins It will then redirect you to Files Manager > Plugins > Folders > Files Click on any of the assets from Plugins tab to Explore the options.

### Step 4: Choose from the folders You will then be redirected to the assets from the plugin you have chosen. There are folders that provide various options to add 3D models, Audio, GIF, Greenscreen videos, Images, Pano Images, Pano videos and videos.

### Step 5: Select from imported fileds Navigate to Images > Files > Select the image > Import

### Step 6: Imported files Once you have imported the file, you will see a pop as below

### Step 7: Select and upload your file You can now go back to the deployment and choose Upload/ Choose file > File Manager > My Assets > Folders > My Imports > Images >Files > Choose the image and click "Select"

## By uploading files from your computer. ### [Step 1](#step-1) and [Step 2](#step-2) ### Step 3: Upload from your computer By clicking the "Upload" on the right side bar of your deployment, you can add the files from your computer.

### Step 4: Drag and drop or browse your files The pop-up box will let you drag and drop or browse files from your computer.

### Step 5: Upload a selected file The selected file then will be available for you to upload.

### Step 6: Select from files You can then go to File Manager > Files > Select

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