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# Getting Started

### Project Setup

To start with a new project visit <https://creator.avataar.ai/> and click on the new project button. After putting basic details, select project type as 3D webpage (lowcode), click on create and you will be redirected to the IDE interface.<br>

### User Interface

#### Assets Section&#x20;

1. Type of Assets&#x20;
2. Previewing Assets&#x20;

#### Src (Code files)

1. Type of files supported&#x20;
2. Renaming the file&#x20;

#### Category of projects&#x20;

#### Window shuffling/resize&#x20;

#### View Port Window&#x20;

#### Code Editor (Interface) <br>

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### Coding Environment

* Compilation methods : UI & View commands&#x20;
* Refreshing the view port&#x20;
* Code Diff Checker&#x20;
* Saving the Code
* Terminal&#x20;
* Console&#x20;
* Error Detection&#x20;
* Autosuggestion of IDE functions


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