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# scene

The scene that the view renders and simulates.

```
@MainActor @preconcurrency var scene: Scene { get }
```

## Discussion

When you initialize a view, it comes with a single [`Scene`](/documentation/RealityKit/Scene) instance
that you access through the view’s [`scene`](/documentation/RealityKit/ARView/scene) property. Add
[`AnchorEntity`](/documentation/RealityKit/AnchorEntity) instances to the scene’s [`anchors`](/documentation/RealityKit/Scene/anchors) collection
to provide content for the scene.

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