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	The Synthesis API object library has a class for every type of Synthesis resource (e.g., models, tasks, actions, etc.). In this tutorial, you'll learn how to use the API to create a model resource, define its properties and then save it to a Synthesis repository. A similar approach can be used to create and save other types of Synthesis resources.		===DRAFTS===

	==~~Tutorial: Add a New Synthesis Resource to a Repository~~==
	~~The following example demonstrates how to create a model resource and save it to a Synthesis repository. A discussion of the example follows.~~

	~~A VBA version of the code sample is available [[Add_New_Synthesis_Resources_to_a_Repository/VBA\|here]].~~

	~~'''VB.NET'''~~

	~~{{APIPrefix\|Imports}} SynthesisAPI~~

	~~{{APIPrefix\|Module}} Module~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|Sub}} Main()~~

	~~{{APIComment\|'Declare a new cModel object.}}~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} Amodel {{APIPrefix\|As New}} cModel~~

	~~{{APIComment\|'Define the model.}}~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} ModelCategory {{APIPrefix\|As}} ModelCategoryEnum~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} ModelType {{APIPrefix\|As}} ModelTypeEnum~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} ModelName {{APIPrefix\|As}} String~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} ModelParams(1) {{APIPrefix\|As}} Double~~

	~~ModelCategory~~ = ~~ModelCategoryEnum.Reliability~~
	~~ModelType~~ = ~~ModelTypeEnum.Weibull2~~
	~~ModelName = {{APIString\|"MyNewModel"}}~~
	~~ModelParams(0) = 1~~
	~~ModelParams(1) = 100~~

	~~AModel.SetModel(ModelType, ModelCategory, ModelName, ModelParams)~~

	~~{{APIComment\|'Connect to a Synthesis repository and project.}}~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} MyRepository {{APIPrefix\|As New}} Repository~~
	~~MyRepository.ConnectToRepository({{APIString\|"C:\RSRepository1.rsr10"}})~~
	~~MyRepository.Project.SetCurrentProject(1)~~

	~~{{APIComment\|'Send the model to the project.}}~~
	~~MyRepository.Model.AddModel(AModel)~~

	~~{{APIPrefix\|End Sub}}~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|End Module}}~~


	~~===Discussion===~~
	The [[cModel Class\|cModel]] class represents a Synthesis model resource. Other Synthesis resources, such as actions, URDs, etc., are similarly named (e.g., cAction, cURD, etc.) and can be created using the same approach.

	~~{{APIComment\|'Declare a new cModel object.}}~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} Amodel {{APIPrefix\|As New}} cModel~~

	The next section of code sets the desired properties for the model. In this case, we want it to be a reliability model that follows a 2-parameter Weibull distribution with beta = 1 and eta = 100. We name it "MyNewModel."

	~~{{APIComment\|'Define the model.}}~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} ModelCategory {{APIPrefix\|As}} ModelCategoryEnum~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} ModelType {{APIPrefix\|As}} ModelTypeEnum~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} ModelName {{APIPrefix\|As}} String~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} ModelParams(1) {{APIPrefix\|As}} Double~~

	~~ModelCategory = ModelCategoryEnum.Reliability~~
	~~ModelType = ModelTypeEnum.Weibull2~~
	~~ModelName = {{APIString\|"MyNewModel"}}~~
	~~ModelParams(0) = 1~~
	~~ModelParams(1) = 100~~

	~~After setting the properties, use the [[CModel.SetModel\|SetModel]] method to associate the properties with the model object.~~
	~~AModel.SetModel(ModelType, ModelCategory, ModelName, ModelParams)~~

	~~When you are satisfied with the model, you can then choose to save it to a Synthesis repository.~~

	The [[Repository Class\|Repository]] class represents a Synthesis repository. All other objects in the Synthesis API object library use the functions in the Repository class to read or write data to a repository. The example below demonstrates how to connect to a standard repository and open one of its projects (for a full discussion, see [[Connect_or_Disconnect_from_a_Synthesis_Repository\|this tutorial]].)

	~~{{APIComment\|'Connect to a Synthesis repository and project.}}~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} MyRepository {{APIPrefix\|As New}} Repository~~
	~~MyRepository.ConnectToRepository({{APIString\|"C:\RSRepository1.rsr10"}})~~
	~~MyRepository.Project.SetCurrentProject(1)~~

	You can then use the [[Repository.Model.AddModel\|Model.AddModel]] method to save the model to the project. Note that for secure databases, you must have the necessary read/write permissions to perform this command.

	~~{{APIComment\|'Send the model to the project.}}~~
	~~MyRepository.Model.AddModel(AModel)~~

	To verify the result, open the repository in any Synthesis desktop application, then open the project’s Resource Manager ('''Project > Synthesis> Resource Manager''') and select the '''Models''' page. A model named "MyNewModel" should be on the list. (You may need to click the '''Refresh''' or '''Show All''' command to update the display.)


	~~===Notes===~~
	~~The .NET version of the Synthesis API library includes parameterized constructors for most classes. This allows you to simplify, for example, the declaration of a cModel object to:~~

	~~{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} AModel {{APIPrefix\|As New}} cModel(''ModelType, ModelCategory, ModelName, ModelParams()'')~~

	Now that you've learned how to add a model resource to a project, try adding other types of Synthesis resources. For example, to create a Universal Reliability Definition (URD) resource, use the [[CURD_Class\|cURD]] class, and then use the [[Repository.URD.AddURD\|Repository.URD.AddURD]] method to save the URD to the project.


	~~===References===~~
	*[[CModel Class\|cModel Class]]
	*[[CModel.SetModel\|cModel.SetModel Method]]
	*[[CModel_Constructors\|cModel Constructor (VB.NET Only)]]
	*[[Repository.Model.AddModel\|Repository.Model.AddModel Method]]





	~~'''<span style="color:#808080;">Next Tutorial: [[Edit Existing Synthesis Resources\|Edit Existing Synthesis Resources >>]]</span>'''~~

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	==Tutorial: Add a New Synthesis Resource to a Repository==		==Tutorial: Add a New Synthesis Resource to a Repository==
	The following example demonstrates how to create a model resource and save it to Synthesis repository. A discussion of the example follows.		The following example demonstrates how to create a model resource and save it to a Synthesis repository. A discussion of the example follows.

	A VBA version of the code sample is available [[Add_New_Synthesis_Resources_to_a_Repository/VBA\|here]].		A VBA version of the code sample is available [[Add_New_Synthesis_Resources_to_a_Repository/VBA\|here]].

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	~~{{Template:API}}~~		The Synthesis API object library has a class for every type of Synthesis resource (e.g., models, tasks, actions, etc.). In this tutorial, you'll learn how to use the API to create a model resource, define its properties and then save it to a Synthesis repository. A similar approach can be used to create and save other types of Synthesis resources.

	~~xxx -~~

	The Synthesis API has a class for every type of Synthesis resource (models, tasks, actions, etc.).

	In this tutorial, you'll learn how to use the API to create a model resource, define its properties and then save it to a Synthesis repository.

	~~You will use the [[cModel Class\|cModel]] class~~ to create ~~the resource~~ and ~~define its properties.~~

	~~Repository class All~~ other ~~objects use the functions in this class to read or write data to the repository~~.

	==Tutorial: Add a New Synthesis Resource to a Repository==		==Tutorial: Add a New Synthesis Resource to a Repository==
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	AModel.SetModel(ModelType, ModelCategory, ModelName, ModelParams)		AModel.SetModel(ModelType, ModelCategory, ModelName, ModelParams)

	When you are satisfied with ~~the properties of~~ the model, you can choose to save it to a Synthesis repository.		When you are satisfied with the model, you can then choose to save it to a Synthesis repository.

	The [[Repository Class\|Repository]] class represents a Synthesis repository. All other objects in the Synthesis API object library use the ~~methods~~ in the Repository class to read or write data to a repository. The example below demonstrates how to connect to a standard repository and open one of its projects (for a full discussion, see [[Connect_or_Disconnect_from_a_Synthesis_Repository\|this tutorial]].)		The [[Repository Class\|Repository]] class represents a Synthesis repository. All other objects in the Synthesis API object library use the functions in the Repository class to read or write data to a repository. The example below demonstrates how to connect to a standard repository and open one of its projects (for a full discussion, see [[Connect_or_Disconnect_from_a_Synthesis_Repository\|this tutorial]].)

	{{APIComment\|'Connect to a Synthesis repository and project.}}		{{APIComment\|'Connect to a Synthesis repository and project.}}
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	MyRepository.ConnectToRepository({{APIString\|"C:\RSRepository1.rsr10"}})		MyRepository.ConnectToRepository({{APIString\|"C:\RSRepository1.rsr10"}})
	MyRepository.Project.SetCurrentProject(1)		MyRepository.Project.SetCurrentProject(1)

	You can then use the [[Repository.Model.AddModel\|Model.AddModel]] method to save the model to the project. Note that for secure databases, you must have the necessary read/write permissions to perform this command.		You can then use the [[Repository.Model.AddModel\|Model.AddModel]] method to save the model to the project. Note that for secure databases, you must have the necessary read/write permissions to perform this command.

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	MyRepository.Model.AddModel(AModel)		MyRepository.Model.AddModel(AModel)

	To verify the result, open the repository in any Synthesis desktop application, open the project’s Resource Manager ('''Project > Synthesis> Resource Manager''') and select the Models page. A model named "MyNewModel" should be on the list. (You may need to click the '''Refresh''' or '''Show All''' command to update the display.)		To verify the result, open the repository in any Synthesis desktop application, then open the project’s Resource Manager ('''Project > Synthesis> Resource Manager''') and select the '''Models''' page. A model named "MyNewModel" should be on the list. (You may need to click the '''Refresh''' or '''Show All''' command to update the display.)


	===Notes===		===Notes===
	The .NET version of the Synthesis API library includes parameterized constructors for most classes. ~~For~~ example, ~~you can simplify~~ the declaration of a cModel object to:		The .NET version of the Synthesis API library includes parameterized constructors for most classes. This allows you to simplify, for example, the declaration of a cModel object to:

	{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} AModel {{APIPrefix\|As New}} cModel(''ModelType, ModelCategory, ModelName, ModelParams()'')		{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} AModel {{APIPrefix\|As New}} cModel(''ModelType, ModelCategory, ModelName, ModelParams()'')

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The Synthesis API has a class for every type of Synthesis resource (models, tasks, actions, etc.).

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to use the API to create a model resource, define its properties and then save it to a Synthesis repository.

You will use the [[cModel Class|cModel]] class to create the resource and define its properties.

Repository class All other objects use the functions in this class to read or write data to the repository.

==Tutorial: Add a New Synthesis Resource to a Repository==
The following example demonstrates how to create a model resource. A discussion of the example follows.

'''VB.NET'''

{{APIPrefix|Imports}} SynthesisAPI

{{APIPrefix|Module}} Module
{{APIPrefix|Sub}} Main()

{{APIComment|'Declare a new cModel object.}}
{{APIPrefix|Dim}} Amodel {{APIPrefix|As New}} cModel

{{APIComment|'Define the model.}}
{{APIPrefix|Dim}} ModelType {{APIPrefix|As}} ModelTypeEnum
{{APIPrefix|Dim}} ModelCategory {{APIPrefix|As}} ModelCategoryEnum
{{APIPrefix|Dim}} ModelName {{APIPrefix|As}} String
{{APIPrefix|Dim}} ModelParams(1) {{APIPrefix|As}} Double

ModelType = ModelTypeEnum.Weibull2
ModelCategory = ModelCategoryEnum.Reliability
ModelName = {{APIString|"MyNewModel"}}
ModelParams(0) = 1
ModelParams(1) = 100

AModel.SetModel(ModelType, ModelCategory, ModelName, ModelParams)

{{APIComment|'Connect to a Synthesis repository and project.}}
{{APIPrefix|Dim}} MyRepository {{APIPrefix|As New}} Repository
MyRepository.ConnectToRepository({{APIString|"C:\RSRepository1.rsr10"}})
MyRepository.Project.SetCurrentProject(1)

{{APIComment|'Send the model to the project.}}
MyRepository.Model.AddModel(AModel)

{{APIPrefix|End Sub}}
{{APIPrefix|End Module}}

==Discussion==
To create a model resource, use [[cModel Class|cModel]]

=============

1. Create a new module and begin by connecting to a Synthesis repository and project. The following code assumes that a standard repository called "RSRepository1.rsr10" exists in the C drive.

{{APIComment|'Connect to the Synthesis repository and set project ID#1 as the current project.}}
{{APIPrefix|Dim}} MyRepository {{APIPrefix|As New}} Repository
MyRepository.ConnectToRepository({{APIString|"C:\RSRepository1.rsr10"}})
MyRepository.Project.SetCurrentProject(1)

2. Use the constructor in the <code>cModel</code> class to create a model. Then use the <code>SetModel</code> method to define the model. Note that for VB.NET, you can use the parameterized contructor to create and define the model.

For this example, let's create a 2-parameter Weibull reliability model with beta 1 and eta 100. The model name is, "MyNewModel."

'''VBA'''

{{APIComment|'Declare a new instance of the cModel class.}}
{{APIPrefix|Dim}} Amodel {{APIPrefix|As New}} cModel

{{APIComment|'Fill the properties.}}
{{APIPrefix|Dim}} ModelType {{APIPrefix|As}} ModelTypeEnum
{{APIPrefix|Dim}} ModelCategory {{APIPrefix|As}} ModelCategoryEnum
{{APIPrefix|Dim}} ModelName {{APIPrefix|As}} String
{{APIPrefix|Dim}} ModelParams(1) {{APIPrefix|As}} Double

ModelType = ModelTypeEnum_Weibull2
ModelCategory = ModelCategoryEnum_Reliability
ModelName = {{APIString|"MyNewModel"}}
ModelParams(0) = 1
ModelParams(1) = 100

{{APIComment|'Define the model.}}
{{APIPrefix|Call}} AModel.SetModel(ModelType, ModelCategory, ModelName, ModelParams)

'''VB.NET'''

{{APIComment|'Declare a new instance of the cModel class. You can use an in-line parameter list to define the model.}}
{{APIPrefix|Dim}} AModel {{APIPrefix|As New}} cModel(ModelTypeEnum.Weibull2, ModelCategoryEnum.Reliability, {{APIString|"MyNewModel"}}, 1, 100)

3. Use the <code>AddModel</code> method to save the new model to the repository.

'''VBA'''

{{APIComment|'Add the new model to the current project.}}
{{APIPrefix|Call}} MyRepository.Model.AddModel(AModel)

'''VB.NET'''

{{APIComment|'Add the new model to the current project.}}
MyRepository.Model.AddModel(AModel)

===Test the Code===
Below are the complete code lists for this example. To test them, run the application by clicking '''Start''' on the Debug menu. Then in the Synthesis repository, open the project’s Resource Manager ('''Project > Synthesis> Resource Manager''') and select the Models page. A model named "MyNewModel" should be on the list. (You may need to click the '''Refresh''' or '''Show All''' command to update the display.)

'''VBA'''

Sub Main()

{{APIComment|'Connect to the Synthesis repository and set project ID#1 as the current project.}}
{{APIPrefix|Dim}} MyRepository {{APIPrefix|As New}} Repository
MyRepository.ConnectToRepository({{APIString|"C:\RSRepository1.rsr10"}})
MyRepository.Project.SetCurrentProject(1)

{{APIComment|'Declare a new instance of the cModel class.}}
{{APIPrefix|Dim}} Amodel {{APIPrefix|As New}} cModel

{{APIComment|'Fill the properties.}}
{{APIPrefix|Dim}} ModelType {{APIPrefix|As}} ModelTypeEnum
{{APIPrefix|Dim}} ModelCategory {{APIPrefix|As}} ModelCategoryEnum
{{APIPrefix|Dim}} ModelName {{APIPrefix|As}} String
{{APIPrefix|Dim}} ModelParams(1) {{APIPrefix|As}} Double

ModelType = ModelTypeEnum_Weibull2
ModelCategory = ModelCategoryEnum_Reliability
ModelName = {{APIString|"MyNewModel"}}
ModelParams(0) = 1
ModelParams(1) = 100

{{APIComment|'Define the model.}}
{{APIPrefix|Call}} AModel.SetModel(ModelType, ModelCategory, ModelName, ModelParams)

{{APIComment|'Add the new model to the current project.}}
{{APIPrefix|Call}} MyRepository.Model.AddModel(AModel)

End Sub

'''VB.NET'''

{{APIPrefix|Imports}} SynthesisAPI

{{APIPrefix|Public Class}} Form1
{{APIPrefix|Private Sub}} Button1_Click(sender {{APIPrefix|As}} System.Object, e {{APIPrefix|As}} System.EventArgs) {{APIPrefix|Handles}} Button1.Click

{{APIComment|'Connect to the Synthesis repository and set project ID#1 as the current project.}}
{{APIPrefix|Dim}} MyRepository {{APIPrefix|As New}} Repository
MyRepository.ConnectToRepository({{APIString|"C:\RSRepository1.rsr10"}})
MyRepository.Project.SetCurrentProject(1)

{{APIComment|'Declare a new instance of the cModel class. You can use an in-line parameter list to define the model.}}
{{APIPrefix|Dim}} AModel {{APIPrefix|As New}} cModel(ModelTypeEnum.Weibull2, ModelCategoryEnum.Reliability, {{APIString|"MyNewModel"}}, 1, 100)

{{APIComment|'Add the new model to the current project.}}
MyRepository.Model.AddModel(AModel)

{{APIPrefix|End Sub}}
{{APIPrefix|End Class}}

===Notes===
Now that you've learned how to add a model resource to a project, try adding other types of Synthesis resources to the project. For example, to create a Universal Reliability Definition (URD) resource, you would use the methods and properties in the <code>[[CURD_Class|cURD]]</code> class, and then use the <code>[[Repository.URD.AddURD|Repository.URD.AddURD]]</code> method to save the URD to the project.

===References===
To learn more, see the reference documentation for the classes and methods discussed in this tutorial:

*[[CModel Class|cModel Class]]
*[[CModel.SetModel|cModel.SetModel Method]]
*[[CModel_Constructors|cModel Constructor (VB.NET Only)]]
*[[Repository.Model.AddModel|Repository.Model.AddModel Method]]

'''<span style="color:#808080;">Next: [[Edit Existing Synthesis Resources|Edit Existing Synthesis Resources >>]]</span>'''

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	The Synthesis API object library has a class for every type of Synthesis resource (e.g., models, tasks, actions, etc.). In this tutorial, you'll learn how to use the API to create a model resource, define its properties and then save it to a Synthesis repository. A similar approach can be used to create and save other types of Synthesis resources.		===DRAFTS===

	==~~Tutorial: Add a New Synthesis Resource to a Repository~~==
	~~The following example demonstrates how to create a model resource and save it to a Synthesis repository. A discussion of the example follows.~~

	~~A VBA version of the code sample is available [[Add_New_Synthesis_Resources_to_a_Repository/VBA\|here]].~~

	~~'''VB.NET'''~~

	~~{{APIPrefix\|Imports}} SynthesisAPI~~

	~~{{APIPrefix\|Module}} Module~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|Sub}} Main()~~

	~~{{APIComment\|'Declare a new cModel object.}}~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} Amodel {{APIPrefix\|As New}} cModel~~

	~~{{APIComment\|'Define the model.}}~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} ModelCategory {{APIPrefix\|As}} ModelCategoryEnum~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} ModelType {{APIPrefix\|As}} ModelTypeEnum~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} ModelName {{APIPrefix\|As}} String~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} ModelParams(1) {{APIPrefix\|As}} Double~~

	~~ModelCategory~~ = ~~ModelCategoryEnum.Reliability~~
	~~ModelType~~ = ~~ModelTypeEnum.Weibull2~~
	~~ModelName = {{APIString\|"MyNewModel"}}~~
	~~ModelParams(0) = 1~~
	~~ModelParams(1) = 100~~

	~~AModel.SetModel(ModelType, ModelCategory, ModelName, ModelParams)~~

	~~{{APIComment\|'Connect to a Synthesis repository and project.}}~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} MyRepository {{APIPrefix\|As New}} Repository~~
	~~MyRepository.ConnectToRepository({{APIString\|"C:\RSRepository1.rsr10"}})~~
	~~MyRepository.Project.SetCurrentProject(1)~~

	~~{{APIComment\|'Send the model to the project.}}~~
	~~MyRepository.Model.AddModel(AModel)~~

	~~{{APIPrefix\|End Sub}}~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|End Module}}~~


	~~===Discussion===~~
	The [[cModel Class\|cModel]] class represents a Synthesis model resource. Other Synthesis resources, such as actions, URDs, etc., are similarly named (e.g., cAction, cURD, etc.) and can be created using the same approach.

	~~{{APIComment\|'Declare a new cModel object.}}~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} Amodel {{APIPrefix\|As New}} cModel~~

	The next section of code sets the desired properties for the model. In this case, we want it to be a reliability model that follows a 2-parameter Weibull distribution with beta = 1 and eta = 100. We name it "MyNewModel."

	~~{{APIComment\|'Define the model.}}~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} ModelCategory {{APIPrefix\|As}} ModelCategoryEnum~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} ModelType {{APIPrefix\|As}} ModelTypeEnum~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} ModelName {{APIPrefix\|As}} String~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} ModelParams(1) {{APIPrefix\|As}} Double~~

	~~ModelCategory = ModelCategoryEnum.Reliability~~
	~~ModelType = ModelTypeEnum.Weibull2~~
	~~ModelName = {{APIString\|"MyNewModel"}}~~
	~~ModelParams(0) = 1~~
	~~ModelParams(1) = 100~~

	~~After setting the properties, use the [[CModel.SetModel\|SetModel]] method to associate the properties with the model object.~~
	~~AModel.SetModel(ModelType, ModelCategory, ModelName, ModelParams)~~

	~~When you are satisfied with the model, you can then choose to save it to a Synthesis repository.~~

	The [[Repository Class\|Repository]] class represents a Synthesis repository. All other objects in the Synthesis API object library use the functions in the Repository class to read or write data to a repository. The example below demonstrates how to connect to a standard repository and open one of its projects (for a full discussion, see [[Connect_or_Disconnect_from_a_Synthesis_Repository\|this tutorial]].)

	~~{{APIComment\|'Connect to a Synthesis repository and project.}}~~
	~~{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} MyRepository {{APIPrefix\|As New}} Repository~~
	~~MyRepository.ConnectToRepository({{APIString\|"C:\RSRepository1.rsr10"}})~~
	~~MyRepository.Project.SetCurrentProject(1)~~

	You can then use the [[Repository.Model.AddModel\|Model.AddModel]] method to save the model to the project. Note that for secure databases, you must have the necessary read/write permissions to perform this command.

	~~{{APIComment\|'Send the model to the project.}}~~
	~~MyRepository.Model.AddModel(AModel)~~

	To verify the result, open the repository in any Synthesis desktop application, then open the project’s Resource Manager ('''Project > Synthesis> Resource Manager''') and select the '''Models''' page. A model named "MyNewModel" should be on the list. (You may need to click the '''Refresh''' or '''Show All''' command to update the display.)


	~~===Notes===~~
	~~The .NET version of the Synthesis API library includes parameterized constructors for most classes. This allows you to simplify, for example, the declaration of a cModel object to:~~

	~~{{APIPrefix\|Dim}} AModel {{APIPrefix\|As New}} cModel(''ModelType, ModelCategory, ModelName, ModelParams()'')~~

	Now that you've learned how to add a model resource to a project, try adding other types of Synthesis resources. For example, to create a Universal Reliability Definition (URD) resource, use the [[CURD_Class\|cURD]] class, and then use the [[Repository.URD.AddURD\|Repository.URD.AddURD]] method to save the URD to the project.


	~~===References===~~
	*[[CModel Class\|cModel Class]]
	*[[CModel.SetModel\|cModel.SetModel Method]]
	*[[CModel_Constructors\|cModel Constructor (VB.NET Only)]]
	*[[Repository.Model.AddModel\|Repository.Model.AddModel Method]]





	~~'''<span style="color:#808080;">Next Tutorial: [[Edit Existing Synthesis Resources\|Edit Existing Synthesis Resources >>]]</span>'''~~