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The Explorer window shows a hierarchical list of every object inside a place. This list is an essential aspect of organizing, viewing, and testing a Roblox game.

Parent-Child Relationship

The Explorer window uses the concept of parenting to organize all of the objects. If an object has any children, it will show a small arrow next to its name. Clicking on this arrow toggles a list of all the children of that object.

To make an object the child of another, simply drag-and-drop it into the desired parent object.

Inserting Objects

Some objects like primitive parts can be inserted from the Model tab, but a full array of objects can be inserted through any of the following workflows:

In the Explorer window, hover over the intended object's parent and click the circle button.

In the Explorer window or the 3D game editor view, right-click the intended object's parent and select Insert Object... from the menu.
Open the Insert Object popup by pressing Ctrl+I or ⌘+I. If desired, this popup can be docked by clicking the button in the Model tab.

The object insertion popup contains a list of objects, sorted by category. Familiar objects can be quickly located by typing a search query in the input field.

If desired, you can further customize the behavior of the insertion workflow as follows:

Toggle an expanded (wider) view of the insertion popup.

Settings for object insertion:

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Show only recommended objects — Only show objects that are logical children of the parent.
Select object after insert — Select the object immediately after you insert it.

Folders

Like directories/folders on a computer, Folder|Folders are a useful way to organize objects in a Roblox game. For instance, if you want to store all environmental sounds in an easy-to-find place, you can create a folder within the workspace and place multiple Sound objects within it.

To organize objects within a folder:

Insert a Folder object through either of the workflows outlined above.
Rename the folder as desired, then drag-and-drop child objects into it.

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Default Objects

When you create a new place, its hierarchy already contains several default objects, each of which serves a specific purpose in the Roblox engine.

Workspace

The core job of the Workspace is to hold objects that exist in the 3D world. This means that objects can still exist outside of Workspace, but they will not be physically rendered or active in the game — note, however, that objects which aren’t currently needed should generally be placed in ReplicatedStorage or ServerStorage.

Storage Containers

Object	Description
ReplicatedFirst	The contents of `ReplicatedFirst` replicate to each `articles/Roblox Client Server Model\|client` before anything else in the game, making it ideal for `articles/Custom Loading Screens\|custom loading screens`. For objects that do not need this prioritized replication, use the ReplicatedStorage container instead.
ReplicatedStorage	Objects in the `ReplicatedStorage` container replicate to all connected clients, meaning they can be accessed from either a server-side`Script` or client-side`LocalScript`. Note, however, that ServerStorage is a more optimal container for objects which only the server needs access to.
ServerScriptService	`ServerScriptService` is a container for server-side game logic. `Script\|Scripts` can be securely stored and run from inside this service without replicating to game clients.
ServerStorage	Games often require a range of in-game objects that are held in storage until they're required, such as treasures that drop from a defeated enemy. Such objects can be placed in `ServerStorage`, although they will need to be `Instance/Clone\|cloned` and parented elsewhere (such as Workspace) before clients can access them. `ServerStorage` is also a valid container for `ModuleScript\|ModuleScripts` which only the server needs access to.

Initialization Containers

Object	Description
StarterGui	`StarterGui` is a container designed to hold GUI objects such as `ScreenGui\|ScreenGuis`. When a player's character spawns, children of this container are copied (along with their descendants) into the player's `PlayerGui`, an object which is automatically inserted into their `Player` object.
StarterPack	Contents of the `StarterPack` container are copied into each player's `Backpack` when their character spawns. It's generally used to hold `articles/intro to player tools\|tools`, but it may also hold `LocalScript\|LocalScripts` to ensure that each player gets a copy.
StarterPlayer	When a player enters the game server, each property of their `Player` object is set to the corresponding property value in `StarterPlayer`. This object also contains two script containers: `StarterCharacterScripts` can contain scripts that will be added to each player's character every time they spawn. `StarterPlayerScripts` can contain scripts that run once for each player when they join the server.

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Object	Description
Players	The `Players` service contains individual `Player` objects for clients currently connected to a Roblox game server. It can also fetch information about players such as their character appearance and their Roblox friends.
Lighting	The `Lighting` service includes adjustable properties which control the environmental lighting in a game. It's also the parent object for `PostEffect\|post-processing` effects. Note that this service does not control dynamic, in-game light objects such as a `PointLight`.
SoundService	`SoundService` specifies various aspects of how `Sound\|Sounds` play in the game. Note that sounds and music still emanate from specific objects as outlined in the `articles/sounds and music\|Sounds and Music` article.
Chat	The `Chat` service houses the Lua code responsible for running the `articles/Lua Chat System\|Lua Chat System`.
LocalizationService	`LocalizationService` is responsible for handling automated in-game translation. This service is typically reserved for specialized needs beyond the `articles/Introduction to Localization on Roblox\|cloud-based localization portal`.