> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.holos.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Object packs

> The platform's open-license model catalogue, grouped by subject and enabled per organization.

The platform maintains a catalogue of roughly 2,750 open-license 3D models, largely from Poly by Google. As one flat list it is unusable for picking something to place in a stage, so it is grouped into 14 **object packs** by subject:

Animals & wildlife, Food & drink, Architecture & buildings, Nature & plants, Vehicles & transport, Electronics & tech, Furniture & home, Sports, toys & games, Office & stationery, Fashion & accessories, Space & science, Music & audio, and two opt-in packs described below.

Every pack is **off by default**. An organization enables the ones it wants, and only those objects reach the stage editor. This is deliberate: a whale sitting beside your industrial control panel is confusing rather than useful.

## Enabling packs

<Note>Enabling packs requires admin or manager access.</Note>

Go to **Organization → General → Object packs** and switch on the packs you want. **Enable all** turns on every general pack in one click.

Changes apply to the whole organization. Enabling a pack does not add its objects to the [Objects library](/dashboard/objects), which lists only your organization's own uploads; they become available when building a stage.

## Opt-in packs

Two packs are held back and marked **Opt-in only**:

| Pack                        | Contents                                                  |
| --------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- |
| Weapons & military          | Firearms, bladed weapons, ordnance and military equipment |
| Alcohol, tobacco & gambling | Alcoholic drinks, smoking, and gambling                   |

They are excluded from **Enable all** and must be switched on individually. There is nothing sexual or graphic in either; they are separated because some platforms restrict this content, and because a defence training scenario that wants military props should not have to enable beer and poker chips to get them.