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# Loading a snapshot
1. Open your menu or tablet, and then select **IFX** .
2. On the IFX page, select **Snapshots**.
3. On the files page, select a snapshot.
4. On the snapshot information page, select **Load**.
5. In the **Load IFX Snapshot** window, turn on the **Load in original location** toggle to switch Location to the one in which the snapshot was saved. Turn off the toggle to load the snapshot in your current Location.
6. Select **Load**.
7. Place the snapshot in the scene.
{% hint style="info" %}
When you are positioning a snapshot, its object bubble is visible. Note its position relative to the group of objects in case you want to move or otherwise modify the snapshot. If you can't find the object bubble when you want to use it, see [Finding an object bubble](/engage/advanced-features/modifying-objects/finding-an-object-bubble.md).
{% endhint %}
Placing a snapshot
After you place the snapshot, it becomes an object in the Session. For more information about how to modify the snapshot, see [Modifying objects](/engage/advanced-features/modifying-objects.md).
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2. On the IFX page, select **Snapshots**.
3. On the files page, select a snapshot.
4. On the snapshot information page, select **Load**.
5. In the **Load IFX Snapshot** window, turn on the **Load in original location** toggle to switch Location to the one in which the snapshot was saved. Turn off the toggle to load the snapshot in your current Location.
6. Select **Load**.
7. Place the snapshot in the scene.
{% hint style="info" %}
When you are positioning a snapshot, its object bubble is visible. Note its position relative to the group of objects in case you want to move or otherwise modify the snapshot. If you can't find the object bubble when you want to use it, see [Finding an object bubble](/engage/advanced-features/modifying-objects/finding-an-object-bubble.md).
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