How to reset digital twin scene

Resetting a digital twin scene can be a handy tool for undoing any changes made to the scene. It's simple to do and can save you a lot of time and frustration.

The "reset scene" button is located under the "more" button on the bottom left menu, and it can be clicked to return the scene to its original state. Once pressed, all operations that were done will be reversed, and you can start fresh again.

So if you've made some changes to your digital twin scene and want to start over, simply click the "reset scene" button and watch your scene revert back to its original state. It's that easy!

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