> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.os.uk/os-downloads/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.os.uk/os-downloads/upcoming-products/beta-products-information/os-3d-mesh-beta-product/getting-started-guide.md).

# OS 3D Mesh Getting Started Guide

This getting started guide provides instructions for using OS 3D Mesh in different software applications. Users with limited technical knowledge will be able to follow this guide.

This document attempts to describe some of the core options when working with an OS integrated mesh within ESRI's ArcGIS Pro application. If you’re using data that has been supplied in the ESRI-orientated Scene Package File (.slpk) format, you should find that it’s very straightforward to import it into your ‘Scene’ projects. However, learning how to integrate such meshes with other datasets is slightly more challenging, so this aspect will be covered in detail in the following pages.

The software applications covered in this getting started guide include:

* [ArcGIS Pro](/os-downloads/upcoming-products/beta-products-information/os-3d-mesh-beta-product/getting-started-guide/importing-an-os-integrated-mesh-model-into-arcgis-pro.md)
* [ArcGIS Online](/os-downloads/upcoming-products/beta-products-information/os-3d-mesh-beta-product/getting-started-guide/importing-an-os-integrated-mesh-model-into-arcgis-online.md)


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