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# Spatial

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All NFTs that are listed on the MetaHi marketplace are supported in Spatial!
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To use your NFTs in Spatial the only thing you need to do is log in using the same wallet. Spatial supports our NFT token standard, therefore you don't even need to download your NFT - it is integrated seamlessly. To import your 3D NFTs into Spatial, just follow these simple steps:

1. Log into Spatial using your wallet.

![](/files/9IbHmicKyyPAtylZuI2U)

2. Click '+CREATE A SPACE' and select the space you want to use 

![](/files/F07abV6OaN7zpq2Ifxg4)

2. Click the plus sign ( + ) in Worldbuilder

![](/files/AZBbYF6wFxdgIKSoj55c)

3. Select 'NFTs' from the Content Menu

![](/files/e1bXi5eEIHFMG7Myds65)

4. Select 'POLYGON' from the network options.

![](/files/SVSI8fOARjNYQSfNEBOw)

5. Select the NFT that you want to use

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TIP: You can adjust position, rotation, and scale in the panel on the left side.
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![](/files/gY4OOHuRgU8X6uo9SF1b)

6. Have fun!

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TIP: For the best experience, we recommend using Spatial in VR! \
There, you can interact with your NFTs in new and exciting ways. 
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![](/files/aQEjAMGHpNLYIEfiZBQR)


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