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# Scene

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A **Scene** is a collection of **Objects** that represent different unique places within your *User Interface*, such as Menus, maps and media players. Each **Scene** has its own *3D* space, with the **Size** and **Resolution** being determined by the **Attributes** of the **Screen** that it is assigned to.

The **Scene Object** doesn't have any **Attributes** of its own, unlike every *other* **Object** in **Incari**.

There are a few **Nodes**, such as the [**KeyPress** **Node**](/incari-studio/2021.4/toolbox/events/keyboard/on-key-press.md), which require a **Scene Object** to be assigned as an **Attribute**. This can be done by dragging and dropping a **Scene** from the **Project Outliner** into the **Scene Attribute** of that **Node**.