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4. Instantiate a game scene as a child of the SubViewport
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5. Make the SubViewport a child of a *SubViewportContainer*
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*Alternative of merging games* : If you have conflicts when you merge your games files, you'd rather prefer to keep it in its own subfolder of your SlideShow project. Keep in mind that you have to fix every string in scripts referencing a resource by its path! (You can mitigate this by referencing uuid of resources instead).
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*Alternative for SubViewportContainer* : This node is useful to pass inputs to your game ; if you want only to demonstrate a visual effect, you can use a viewport texture referencing the subviewport parent of your demo scene, for instance in a `Sprite2D` or a `TextureRect`.
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#### Export your slides
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