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<img src="uploads/557cadb480029884d2b2265e31085453/ScenarioFolder.png" width="20%" height="20%">
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<img src="uploads/557cadb480029884d2b2265e31085453/ScenarioFolder.png" width="19%" height="19%">
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<figcaption>Fig. 3 - Content of the <b>scenario</b> folder</figcaption>
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The **scenario** folder of our application contains exactly one subfolder named **content**, which in turn contains two XML files titled **Backdrop.xml** and **Hello.xml**. We're coming back to those files at bit later when we're having a closer look at the HelloWorld.xml scenario file. For the time being it is sufficient to understand that the **scenario** folder and its subfolders is intended to hold **snippets** of the scenario itself in order to manage the size of it. The **Hello World** application has a fairly small scenario, so splitting it up isn't strictly necessary, but doing so won't hurt and it is considered good practice.
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The first actual file we're going to have a look on is the **Calibration.xml** file.
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<img src="uploads/0e99a2b746e60ae4098655d3a8daf930/CalibrationXML.png" width="50%" height="50%">
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<figcaption>Fig. 4 - Content of the <b>calibration.xml</b> folder</figcaption>
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