# Scenes

A *Scene* in GMetri is like a slide in a presentation or a chapter of a book. Scenes break-up an experience into many parts.

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Use Scenes to optimize load time of an experience. Only one scene is loaded at a time while running the experience
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* Add a Scene by using the + icon in the top bar

<figure><img src="/files/CZK4LQPaaK6Do7Lbq5Ve" alt=""><figcaption><p>Add a scene into your experience</p></figcaption></figure>

## Types of Scenes

* [3D Scene](/metaverse/build/scenes/3d-scene.md)
* [360 Scene](/metaverse/build/scenes/360-scene.md)
* [Orbit Scene](/metaverse/build/scenes/orbit-scene.md)

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Types of Scenes in GMetri
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### Also Read

[Publishing FAQs](/metaverse/publishing/publishing-faqs.md#how-can-i-send-someone-directly-to-a-particular-scene-when-they-click-the-experience-link)


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