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| Local submodels can be created by simply selecting the parts of a model that will be converted to a submodel and choosing the menu Edit => Create Submodel. The selection will be replaced by the new submodel and the visual representation of the new submodel will be available to be edited as a new tab on the script editor. | Local submodels can be created by simply selecting the parts of a model that will be converted to a submodel and choosing the menu Edit => Create Submodel. The selection will be replaced by the new submodel and the visual representation of the new submodel will be available to be edited as a new tab on the script editor. | ||
| - | At any time, the user can make changes to the local submodel and choose update "Apply changes / Update Submodel Properties" on the [[model toolbar]]. See more information about updating a local submodel on the next sections. | + | At any time, the user can make changes to the local submodel and apply those changes clicking on "Apply changes / Update Submodel Properties" on the [[model toolbar]]. See more information about updating a local submodel on the next sections. |
| It is also possible to select parts of a local submodel and create another local submodel using that selection. The new local submodel will be a dependency of the previous one, but the submodel creation process is basically the same. | It is also possible to select parts of a local submodel and create another local submodel using that selection. The new local submodel will be a dependency of the previous one, but the submodel creation process is basically the same. | ||