# Orbit Scene

## Properties of an Orbit Scene

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### View

You can select the target element from the drop down and choose the element that should be the target.

By considering the target element as the target, the environment can be rotated in accordance with it.

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### Advanced

Environment Map and Selective Bloom in any experience are similar to those in a 3D scene.

## How to add an Orbit scene into your experience?

To add an orbit scene, click on + in the top bar and select Orbit scene

You then have an Orbit scene added to your experience.

## Setting up an orbit scene around a 3D object

Once you have added an Orbit scene, you can add a 3D object by clicking "**+**" in the top bar and choosing "**3D Model**".

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### Example Orbit Scene

{% embed url="<https://demo.gmetri.com/orbit_scene>" %}
Orbit Scene Example
{% endembed %}
