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# Viewer

 [Menu](/master/main-menu.md) / [Shelf](/master/tools/shelf.md) / Tools / Viewer

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Viewer allows you to get immersed at an exact point and scale on a scene during play.

### Play from the viewer

If you set the viewer as a [target on the timeline](/master/tools/timeline.md#target-cameras-and-vr-viewers) and press play, you will be immersed in the viewer. To exit—press Stop on your controller.

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### Modes

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You can switch between 3 modes of the viewer:

1. **Point** immerses you in the position and scale of the avatar figure at the exact height.&#x20;
2. **Standing Point** does the same as Point but places your virtual head above the virtual floor at the distance of your real floor.
3. **Area** positions you relative to the actual tracking area of your VR setup, where the center of your tracking area in the real world is the center inside the viewer's area.<br>


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