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# Experience Builder
> Edit Mode on Oculus currently has four features:
* Skipping the step panel audio
* Editing the placement of UI Controls
* Editing the placement of Node Objects
* Go to node ID
# How to Toggle Edit Mode
First, start the Experience you would like to edit. On the toolbox menu you should see the Experience settings pop up after the Experience has started. By default, Edit Mode will be off until you select the pencil button.
# Editing Features
## Editing UI Control Positions
If you have UI Controls on a node and you are in edit mode on that node, you can grab and move any UI Control to update its spawn position offset.
## Editing Node Objects
If you have Objects on a node and you are in edit mode on that node, you can grab and move any Objects to update its spawn position offset.
Use the **Save** button to save your changes on the node or the **Reset** button to reset the changes back to how the node was after changes were last saved.
# Debugging Features
## Go To Node Number
You can also jump to a certain node by entering a node ID if there is a specific step you may need to test. To toggle the search box, click the first button in the Experience Edit Mode button bar.