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# Adding/Removing components
Once you have at least one Scene Component type in your project, you can start adding components to scenes.
## Adding a component
To do so, simply select a Scene asset in the Project view, and look at its Inspector:
Adding a scene component
When you click the Add Scene Component button, all types available in the project will show up as a dropdown. Select the one you want to add.
Once added, Scene Component will appear just like Game Object components:
The Inspector of a scene file, displaying 2 scene components
## Removing a component
To remove a component, right-click on its header (or left-click on the three dots menu) and choose Remove Component.
Right-click to remove a component
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