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# Creating custom scenes

## Summary

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One important thing from @mrbill61 on Discord: if you're building the scene from scratch, you must add `performerDebugSymbols` to the `debugSymbols` array. The rest of the elements in this array can remain empty. For actors, the debug symbol is calculated as `actorID * 256 + 1`, while for props, it is calculated as `propID * 256 + 2`. In most cases, the player actor has the highest `actorID`.

In Sections, actors are referenced by their `performerID`, but in `screenplayStore -> lines`, dialogues are linked to them using their `actorID`. Props, on the other hand, are typically referenced by `propID`, although they can be called by `performerID` for lookat events.

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