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# SceneSave

### Introduction

The SceneSave class is a class responsible for loading .scnx files and providing the information in a way that can be used to construct runtime objects. SceneSaves can also be used to save .scnx files easily.

### SceneSave vs. SpriteEditorScene

SceneSave is a class that is a replacement for SpriteEditorScene. It is functionally identical, but follows the "Save" naming convention present in the rest of the engine. During this transition you can look at the [SpriteEditorScene wiki page](https://github.com/flatredball/FlatRedBallDocs/tree/main/frb/docs/index.php) for information on how to work with SceneSave.

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