The first step when using {{UBIK}} Smart Studio always is to open a project (or create a new one). Then you can open an existing worksheet or create a new one and start modelling.
Later, you can save your models to the project. Independent on the project, you can punctually save the current state of a worksheet (its "Situation") to the {{UBIK}} environment (database), if it is connected.
=== Inheritance Graph and Application Graph ===
There are two kinds of worksheets with different responsibilities: The Inheritance Graph allows the user to create meta models. It's called "Inheritance Graph" because the MetaClasses' inheritance structure is displayed graphically. The Application Graph can be used to define what the user can see on the mobile device. It's called "Application Graph" because the browsing hierarchy for the mobile application is displayed graphically. One can define specific mobile versions of MetaClasses (namely Scopes) as well as their properties and children with it.
=== Bulk Editor ===
In order to modify potentially larger amounts of content instances conveniently, the Bulk Editor can be used. It shows all instances of a MetaClass in a table, filterable by derivates. The table rows are the instances, whereas the columns describe the meta properties. A single cell corresponds to the property value of a specific instance for a MetaProperty. As every other worksheet, the bulk editor can be used with data from a {{UBIK}} Environment. The results can be saved into the active project and/or back into the {{UBIK}} Environment.
=== Organizing your work ===
In order to organize your work and to separate modelling from working directly on the (productive) system, there are Smart Projects. They serve as a container for your work and as an indepent entity with the possibility to punctually interact with {{UBIK}} Environments (databases).This allows the user to transport (and re-use) smart models between different {{UBIK}} Environments. [[Category:Smart Modelling|Smart Modelling]]
== Smart Projects ==