# Introduction to Editor

As we've mentioned before, Editor will be your space to create your own AR projects.

If you've created with Assemblr Studio mobile app app before, you'll notice that it basically has the same tools. However, it's much bigger and provides more detailed settings. To start off, let's take a peek at our **Control Guide**!

## Control Guide

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## Object List

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When there are too many objects in one project, it's fairly possible to get confused while sorting them out. With **Object List**, you can easily sort the list of objects on your project!

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Aside from sorting, you can also click on each list to transform or even hide and show your objects on the Editor.

### Killer Shortcut!

**Press 'O'** on your keyboard to make the object list appear. Much faster, it is!


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