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# Project Management

## 1. WebAR scene scanning multiple entries

> Application: The author creates multiple \[WebAR scenes-plane detection and tracking] or \[WebAR scenes-cloud recognition] scenes in a project, but each scene is a separate experience link. If the user wants to scan multiple scenes Experience, then you need to open different experience links and then scan. Now a unified project entry is provided. After entering through this entry (link), users can scan the tracking image of different scenes. For example, a set of AR postcards, the creator only needs to provide a project entry address to experience all.

### 1.1 Project Setting

Please refer to: GETTING STARTED

### 1.2 Get project entry address

![](/files/-MF-gXcZHujlugYMeQ7y)

![](/files/-MF-geef2SeUKOUBm2RY)

Scan the QR code directly to experience (every time a scene is recognized in the cloud recognition scene, you need to click "return" to re-open the camera; in the tracking scene, you can directly scan the tracking image to experience).

### 1.3 Project Type Setting

![](/files/-MF-hs8_M15spfoDWyje)

The type of the project entry needs to be consistent with the scene type of the multi-image tracking experience, otherwise it cannot be recognized.


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