Sub-scenes generally work the same way as do regular scenes, but with one major difference: sub-scenes are shown on top of the scenesto which they belong. You create sub-scenes by adding them to the selected scene. Then, when you navigate to a sub-scene, it's shown on top of the scene to which it was added. This way you can create more complex compositions on your scene, adding or changing content with the help of sub-scenes.

In the image on the right, a scene has been created containing three images, each linking to a different sub-scene. Note that the content of the regular scene is visible for the sub-scenes as well.

Settings

A sub-scene has the same settings as a regular scene, with the addition of Modal. By selecting the checkbox for modal, objects on the parent scene (the scene to which the sub-scene was added) will not be clickable while the sub-scene is visible. This can be useful for simulating e.g. popup dialogs.