Your best ThingLink project should not have to stay in one form forever. Whether you want to tailor it for a new audience, refresh it for an upcoming school year, or hand it to a colleague who wants to build on your foundation, making a separate version used to mean more work than it should. That changes now.<\/p>\n
Introducing deep cloning in ThingLink.<\/strong> You can now clone an entire project, including every scene in a multi-scene virtual tour, into a single folder in one action. Your original stays exactly as it was. Your new copy is ready to adapt.<\/p>\n Cloning in ThingLink creates a fully independent copy of your content. You can edit the clone freely without touching the original. With deep cloning, this applies to your entire project at once: all scenes, all linked hotspots, all connections.<\/p>\n For virtual tours, you only need to clone the first scene. ThingLink automatically copies all linked scenes and updates the transit tags so your new tour is fully connected from the start. For scenario-based learning, cloning copies every block and connection in the original, so your branching structure arrives intact. Learner progress, responses, and analytics data from the original are not carried over to the clone, which means you get a clean slate every time.<\/p>\n For full step-by-step instructions, visit the support guides for cloning media content<\/a> and cloning scenarios<\/a>.<\/p>\n Clone this Escape Room example to see it in your account with all associated ThingLink scenes! Click the 3 dots on the top bar to clone, you must be logged into your ThingLink account.What Is Deep Cloning and How Does It Work?<\/h2>\n
Make One Project Work for Many Different Audiences<\/h2>\n
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