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# Overview

You can use the Experience Editor to combine animations, audio recordings, and other materials into a single packaged experience. You can see examples of the types of materials that you can produce in the Experiences area of the ENGAGE app.

The Experience Editor is included with ENGAGE on Windows and macOS desktop devices, as well as Meta Quest 3 headsets. To access the Experience Editor, you must have a PLUS, Enterprise, or Education subscription.

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The Experience Editor is only officially supported on Microsoft Windows. On all other devices, the Experience Editor is considered a beta release.
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