I remember before you saying that there is usually a scenes folder and in it would be an example of the whole project preb…

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    I remember before you saying that there is usually a scenes folder and in it would be an example of the whole project prebuilt that I could just drag in but I am not seeing that here. I have experimented a little with dragging and dropping random objects in but I am not haveing any luck recreating the scene at the beginning of this tutorial. What would be the easiest way to go about doing this?

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    Jonathan Gonzalez
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      I’m a little confused on what you’re doing. Are you dragging the scene from a local folder into your project panel, or are you trying to drag it from the project panel into the scene? The former will import what that scene has saved, the latter cannot be done. If you have scenes in your project panel available you can double click them to open up the scene. Scenes are just like levels in your game.

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      I apologize for being too vague. What I meant to say is that I imported the project source file. So now in my project panel I have a “Completed” folder, a “Standard Assets” folder and a….. Oh my God. I just realized all I had to do was double click “Obstacles”. Sorry about that :[

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      Jonathan Gonzalez
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        No worries. It’s better to ask if you’re unsure, glad you figured it out!

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