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# client/scenes/\<scene>.lua

In this section, if you want to create your own scenario, there should be 3 necessary functions and the sample structure should be as follows.

```lua
local Scene = {}

function Scene:new()
    local scene = {
        name = "default",
        title = "Default",
        character = {
            firstName = "",
            lastname = ""
        },
        characters = {},
        data = {
            -- you can add your own data like pedEntity, vehicleEntity etc..
        }
    }

    setmetatable(scene, self)
    self.__index = self
    return scene
end

function Scene:preLoad()
    -- Here you can set your entity coords, request ipls or prepare your environment.
end

function Scene:initCam()
    -- Here you can create your camera and adjust the camera
end

function Scene:cleanUp()
    -- and this is the part we delete created peds, vehicles or cameras
end


SCENES["example"] = Scene:new() -- If you do not add this part, your scene will not work and make sure that the key value is unique.
```


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