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	Every Object in the original Scene is duplicated, and a duplicate, private copy of its ObData is made as well.	Every Object in the original Scene is duplicated, and a duplicate, private copy of its ObData is made as well.

	To better understand the way Blender works with data,	To better understand the way Blender works with data,
	read through :doc:`Blender's Library and Data System. </data_system>`	read through :doc:`Blender's Library and Data System. </data_system/index>`


	A brief example
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	Consider a bar Scene in a film. You initially create the bar as a clean version,
	with everything unbroken and in its proper place.
	You then decide to create the action in a separate Scene.
	The action in your Scene will indicate which type of linking (if any)
	would suit your Scene best.

	Link Objects
	Every object will be linked to the original Scene.
	If you correct the placement of a wall, it will move in every Scene that uses the bar as a setting.

	Link Object Data
	Will be useful when the positions of Objects need to change,
	but their shape and material settings will remain constant.
	For example, chairs might stand on the floor in the "crowded bar"
	scene and up on the tables in the "we are closing" scene.
	Since the chairs don't change form, there is no need to waste memory on exact mesh-copies.

	Full Copy
	A glass shattering on the floor will need its own copy because the mesh will change shape.

	It is not possible to do all of the above in the same Scene,
	but it might help in understanding why to link different Objects in different ways.


	Deleting a Scene	Deleting a Scene
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