SceneIO

Create a Python-based mini-application called 'SceneExplorer' which utilizes the 'SceneIO' package to manage and manipulate scenes from the SceneAPI. This application will serve as a tool for developers and designers to easily import, export, and modify scene data for various applications such as games, simulations, or visualizations.

Step-by-Step Instructions:
1. Setup the Project: Initialize a new Python project and install the necessary dependencies including the 'SceneIO' package.
2. Import Scenes: Implement functionality to import scenes from different formats supported by 'SceneIO'. Users should be able to select a file or URL to load the scene data into the application.
3. Scene Visualization: Develop a simple GUI or command-line interface to visualize the imported scenes. Display basic properties of the scene such as dimensions, objects, and lighting.
4. Modify Scenes: Add features to allow users to modify the imported scenes. This could include changing object positions, adjusting lighting, or adding/removing elements.
5. Export Scenes: Ensure users can export their modified scenes back to the original format or to a new format supported by 'SceneIO'.
6. Advanced Features: Consider implementing advanced features such as scene merging, where multiple scenes can be combined into one, or scene splitting, where a large scene can be divided into smaller parts.
7. Documentation: Write clear documentation on how to use the 'SceneExplorer' application and how to integrate 'SceneIO' into other projects.

Suggested Features:
- Support for multiple file formats
- Real-time visualization updates as changes are made
- Undo/redo functionality for modifications
- Integration with popular design software like Blender or Maya for seamless workflow
- Customizable templates for common scene setups

How 'SceneIO' is Utilized:
- Use 'SceneIO' to handle all input/output operations related to scenes. This includes reading and writing scene files, parsing scene data, and managing any errors that may occur during these processes.
- Leverage 'SceneIO' to ensure compatibility across different platforms and applications that utilize SceneAPI.
- Incorporate 'SceneIO' functions to validate and clean up scene data before it is displayed or modified within the 'SceneExplorer' application.