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+=================
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+For the Impatient
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+=================
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+When you first launch the Crown Editor and no projects exist, Crown
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+automatically generates a temporary project and opens it. This lets you
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+explore the editor immediately without any extra steps.
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+.. image:: images/temp_project.png
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+At this point you can either jump straight into the :ref:`level_editor` basics
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+to get a feel for the editor’s features, or close the temporary project and
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+create a new one yourself, for example, starting from a featureful template.
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+To close the temporary project, choose ``File`` -> ``Close Project``:
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+.. image:: images/temp_project_close.png
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+You will be asked whether to save or discard the temporary project. Choose
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+``Save`` to keep your work (the project will then appear in the Project
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+List), or ``Close without Saving`` to discard it. After closing the temporary
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+project, Crown opens the Projects List, where you can :ref:`create a new
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+project <create_new_project>`.
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+.. image:: images/temp_project_close_confirmation.png
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+Tip: If you plan to continue working on what you created during this session,
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+save the temporary project before closing. If you were just experimenting,
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+discarding it is fine; you can always start a new project from a template
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+later.
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