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pages/docs/editor/editor-template-documents.md

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 Every time a new document is created, the editor checks whether such a template document is present, and if so, clones that instead.
 
-For the editor to find your template document, it has to be stored in the sub-folder `Editor/DocumentTemplates` and has to have the name `Default`. The file extension of course has match the document type.
+For the editor to find your template document, it has to be stored in the sub-folder `Editor/DocumentTemplates` and has to have the name `Default`. The file extension of course has to match the document type.
 
 So for example if your project is located under `C:/MyGame` then to create a custom scene template, you would store a scene file under `C:/MyGame/Editor/DocumentTemplates/Default.ezScene`.
 

pages/docs/projects/projects-overview.md

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 If you don't see the [asset browser](../assets/asset-browser.md), make sure to open it. You can now [edit your scene](../scenes/scene-editing.md). When you need more assets to play with, you need to [import them](../assets/import-assets.md) into your project. Once you have something in your scene that could *do something*, you can [test your scene](../editor/run-scene.md). A good starting point for that is to simply attach a `Rotor` component to a mesh. A fun next step is to let objects fall down using [physics](../physics/jolt/jolt-overview.md) (hint: you need a `Dynamic Actor` component and a `Box Shape` component)
 
+> **TIP**
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+> If you want new documents to always be populated with some default state, have a look at [template documents](../editor/editor-template-documents.md).
+
 ## Project-wide options
 
 Plugins may add project wide options. Not all options may be exposed through editor UI, there are a few things that can (at the moment) only be configured through config files or directly from code. Most options are stored in [OpenDDL](https://openddl.org/) format or other human-readable files, and you can edit them directly. Some options to be aware of are: