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New element types are created through the Modeling Options dialog accessible by clicking the Modeling Options button on the Model tab of the ribbon.
Exercise 65: Create a new process step type.
![]() | 1. Create a new model using the default settings template. |
![]() | 2. On the Model tab of the ribbon, click Modeling Options. The Modeling Options dialog opens. |
![]() | 3. Click New. The New Process Step Type dialog opens. |
![]() | 4. On the General tab, type in a name for the process step type: |
![]() | 5. Switch to the Behavior tab. Select the Allow attached to elements and Allow attaching to elements Behavior check-boxes as in the picture below: |
![]() | 6. We'll want to change the default graphical properties of the process step. On the Modeling tab, click Edit: |
![]() | 7. The Edit Graphical Properties dialog opens. Switch to the Fields tab. |
![]() | 8. Select Name from the list and click Properties. The Text Box Properties dialog opens. |
![]() | 9. In the dialog, enter the information as in the picture below: |
![]() | 9. Click OK to close the Text Box Properties dialog. |
![]() | 10. Click OK to close the Edit Graphical Properties dialog. |
![]() | 10. Click OK to close the New Process Step Type dialog. |
![]() | 11. Close the Modeling Options dialog by clicking OK. |
The new element type is now created and can be used by clicking on its button on the Tool Palette.