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/* 11. Create Workpackages and Tasks */
==11. Create Workpackages and Tasks==
Navigate the hierarchy to "WORKPACKAGES MRO workpackages." Right-click this item and select "Derive new Object" to create a new metaclass for a new type of Workpackage. The Workpackage name can subsequently be adjusted in the ObjectEditor. The name should be entered in uppercase letters; the description field can be filled in as desired, and there is also an option to enable multilingual support.
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To create a new task, use "TASK MRO tasks." Again, right-click and select "Derive new object" to create the metaclass. The task type is determined by the data type; for example, a Texttask requires an additional value property of type "string," whereas a check task requires a value property of type "bool." This value property is then dragged from the CUSTOMMETAPROPERTIES onto the metaclass opened in the RelationEditor.
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By deriving from the TASK MRO task, the task inherits the classification of the parent object. This classification determines the type assigned to the newly created task. You can view the required property in the Class Details; to do this, select the cube icon at the top. Then, open the "Task Classification Object"; color-coded markers (red and green) will indicate whether specific properties still need to be added.
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