Quick-Start
In this chapter, you will learn how to create a model, a class, an enum, and a package. Each section will guide you through the process of building these components step-by-step.
Before getting started, navigate to the Model Editor. It should look like this:

Create a Model:
To create a model, right-click on the white surface and navigate to Add -> New Model.

Now, specify the name of your model and confirm by clicking Create.

Congratulations, you have created your first model. The result should now look like this:

Specify your Model:
To specify a model, double-click on the model. A dialog will appear where you can add additional properties and functions.

To add a new property, click on the plus symbol.

Then, enter the name and data type of your new property. Confirm by clicking on Add.

The property has been added to the model. Similarly, you can further specify your model. For more information about properties, refer to the details provided here.
Create a Class:
Creating a class is similar to creating a model. Navigate to Add -> New Class.

Now enter your class name and confirm by clicking Create:

Create a Connection:
Currently, there is no relationship between your model and your class.

To establish a connection between them, click on the connection point of your model. Then, hold down the left mouse button and drag the connection to a connection point of your class:



Create an Enum:
Creating an enum follows the same process as creating a class. Navigate to Add -> New Enum and specify the name of your enum.

Doubleclick your enum to specify it. In the input field labeled Values, enter your values and confirm with Enter. Once you're done, click on Save.

You can establish a connection between a model or class and an enum similar to the Create a connection chapter.

Create a Package:
Create a package by clicking on Add -> New Package. Enter a package name and config by clicking Create.

Resize your package by clicking and holding the resize icon, then moving your mouse.

Now add your Model, Class and Enum to the newly created package by dragging them into the package.

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