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# Add options for the paper fire
For the paper fire we’ll use images of fire extinguishers that show the color-coding system that’s commonly used. To display the images, we’ll use *Web URL Image* IFX.
* Add **3D Button** Triggers and **Web URL Image (Modern Frame Black Vertical)** IFX, as shown in the following images.
{% hint style="info" %}
To fit better within the environment, you can reduce the scale of the frames. For example, to 0.6, as shown.
{% endhint %}
URL Image IFX scaled to 0.6
{% hint style="info" %}
To align the frames in 3D space, clone the first frame that you create. Then, when you use the gizmo to position the cloned frame, change to LOCAL SPACE, as shown in the following image.
{% endhint %}
Use of local space option to make it easier to align objects
Completed arrangement of image frames and buttons
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