> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://learn.tvori.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://learn.tvori.co/saves.md).

# Saves

[Menu](/main-menu.md) / Turn the page to the left or to the right

### How to Load

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### How to Save

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If you try to overwrite another saving orb—it will open a dialog menu that asks whether you want to overwrite it.

You can re-save to the same orb that way as well as overwrite old scenes.

### Orbs

![](/files/-MD-VAkpFeYSzJbj0YGF)

Each of that orb contains a scene. You can rename, duplicate, and delete them.&#x20;

A saving orb that contains the scene you’re in is highlighted with a thick blue outline.

There’s always one extra empty sphere at the end. You can use it to create a new scene or save an already created scene to it.

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### How to rename saves

Press on the orb and choose “Rename”.
&#x20;The [keyboard](/tools/keyboard.md) will appear in front of you. Type the new name and press Enter on the keyboard.

### How to delete saves

Press on the orb and choose "Delete".

### Save as project

You can save current scene as a project - all resources will be saved as .zip file. Just open your scene and then open context menu of its' orb.

![](/files/-MTrIAM2NibA5CSuCipd)

### Save files&#xD; in project folder

Your save files are stored in a [project](/projects.md) under “Saves” directory in “.tvori” format. You can freely rename, duplicate, and delete them from that folder.


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