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# Wrapping Up

In this part, you will check whether the detected golf ball is inside the hole area, then show the final result.

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### Add Rectangles in Rectangle

Go to the blocks bar. Under **Detections/Shapes**, open **Roi Processing** and drag **Rectangles in Rectangle** into the scenario.

![](/files/TTkjnRxWL7Jm9MgUsVM4)

<details>

<summary>Add the block with search instead</summary>

You can add blocks faster with search. Double-click an empty area and type **Rectangles**.

<figure><img src="/files/494SPQHtsKp5Or2VlEVw" alt="Search for Rectangles in Rectangle" width="450"><figcaption><p>Search for a block</p></figcaption></figure>

Press *Enter*. The block is created under your cursor.

<figure><img src="/files/B8KsmOoKNuTztX1tfI4s" alt="Rectangles in Rectangle block" width="450"><figcaption><p>Rectangles in Rectangle block</p></figcaption></figure>

</details>
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Add the hole ROI

Add one more **Image ROI Select** block. Use it to select the hole area.

Rearrange and connect the blocks as shown below.

![](/files/OD6sLHRJWVjDYsZVuHgs)

**Rectangles in Rectangle** checks whether detected rectangles are inside the selected reference area.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Add visual outputs

Connect **Led Output** and **Show Image** so you can see whether a score is detected.

![Led Output and Show Image connected](/files/VlRmhWHiOE5Gxm61ZN0v)
{% endstep %}

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### Run the finished scenario

Click <img src="/files/dEBSnHPh0rec7YKCQ54r" alt="run" data-size="line"> to run the scenario.

![Finished golf scoring detector](/files/kmQ1sPOWGskL2XX7nqKn)
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}

You have finished your first AugeLab Studio scenario: a golf scoring detector.

You learned how to add blocks, connect sockets, select ROIs, run a scenario, stabilize a reference image, detect an object, and display a final result.