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# Scene List

1. Support reading scenes created in SketchUp
   1. Scenes created in SketchUp can be directly read when opening Lite
   2. When switching scenes by clicking, Lite and SketchUp remain synchronized
   3. Known Issue: Due to limitations of the SketchUp API, scenes created or updated in SketchUp can only record the camera's position

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2. The creation and entry of the scene list are located in the bottom-left corner of the Lite window.

&#x20;       a. Clicking to open the list allows you to view scenes created in SketchUp or in Lite.

&#x20;       b. When creating a scene from Lite, it automatically records the current scene's ambient lighting information and post-processing color settings, with each scene corresponding to different parameters.

&#x20;       c. When modifying environment and post-processing parameters, you need to update the scene to save and re-record the parameters in that scene.

&#x20;       d. The scene list supports functions for deleting and renaming scenes.

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