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3. In the Import dialog, select the ICEDemo1.tdml file and click Finish.
 
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4. In the Triquetrum Package Explorer pane, click on the ICEdemo1.tdml icon.  The model should open:
 
4. In the Triquetrum Package Explorer pane, click on the ICEdemo1.tdml icon.  The model should open:
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See [[Opening A Model]] for an alternative way of opening a model using copy and paste.
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See [[Triquetrum/Opening A Model]] for an alternative way of opening a model using copy and paste.

Latest revision as of 13:03, 8 June 2017

In Triquetrum, typically models are part of projects. Below are instructions for how to import a model in to a project.

1. In Triquetrum, create a project. See Getting Started

2. In Triquetrum, right click on the project, select Import -> General -> File System, browse to the directory containing the ICEDemo1.tdml file, select that file and click Open.

TriquetrumImportGeneralFilesystem.png

3. In the Import dialog, select the ICEDemo1.tdml file and click Finish.

TriquetrumSelectingAModelForImport.png

4. In the Triquetrum Package Explorer pane, click on the ICEdemo1.tdml icon. The model should open:

TriquetrumModelOpened.png

See Triquetrum/Opening A Model for an alternative way of opening a model using copy and paste.

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