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- | ====== Import ====== | + | ====== Import |
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+ | |Note|Refer to [[Export|Export]] if you want to export.| | ||
===== Importing parts of other projects ===== | ===== Importing parts of other projects ===== | ||
- | |Note|Refer to [[Exoport|export]] if you want to export.| | + | Open the //Select components to transfer// |
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- | Open the [[Nuclide_database_window|nuclide database window]] | + | |
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- | Click the **Nuclides** tab. The radionuclides are listed in a tree, ordered by their element name. To see all the isotopes for a given element, click the **+** button next to the element name. | + | |
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- | If you want to import nuclides from the database to your [[Model|model]], | + | |
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- | Select the desired nuclide from the Database list. To select several nuclides hold down the Ctrl or Shift buttons while selecting. The **Import to model** button at the lower right corner gets active once a selection is made. When you click the button a dialog box will list the radionuclides that have been imported. If a nuclide with the same name already exists in the model it will be ignored. | + | |
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- | The imported nuclides will automatically appear in the [[Materials_window|materials window]]. | + | |
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- | ===== Adding radionuclides from the materials window ===== | + | |
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- | Click either the {{: | + | |
- | ===== See also ===== | + | The window with a list of checkbox options will be presented: |
+ | * Materials | ||
+ | * Simulations Settings | ||
+ | * Probabilistic Settings | ||
+ | * Sensitivity Analysis Settings | ||
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+ | Select one or more items to be imported. Use the buttons //Get from the text// and //Select from file// to import into the model. | ||
- | * [[Materials_window|Materials window]] | ||
- | * [[Nuclide_database_window|Nuclide database window]] |