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• Create new models
• Add modelling components to your model
• Save changes to your model

Create and open a new model

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1. In the Repository browser, expand Full Repository

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1. , then Analysis Models.
   

   
   

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2. To create a new model right-click on Analysis Models and

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A modelling pane will appear.

Adding modelling components to your model

You can add modelling components to your model by dragging objects from the menu bar of the modelling pane.

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1. select 

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    Analysis Model.

2. PhixFlow displays a 

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    for a new analysis model. In Basic Settings, set

   •  Name: Introduction to Modelling

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   . PhixFlow opens an empty model.
   

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Add objects to your model

To add objects to your model, click an icon in the toolbar and drag it into the modelling pane.

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   , drag it onto the model, then drop it on the modelling pane. You can also drag the icon around.
2. When you drop an object into the model, PhixFlow opens a properties pane A new stream form will appear on the right-hand side
3. Enter the Name: Practice Stream
4. Press Image Modified OK

A new stream will appear on your model view, called Practice Stream.

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Saving changes to your model

1. Press Image Modified Save the model layout in the modelling pane menu to save the model layout
2. Move the stream you added to a new location
3. Without saving, press the Image Modified  Refresh button
4. You will see the component return to the position it was in when you saved the model