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Presently, the only way to transfer state effects among models is to do an import from a model/file. This allows for a one to one import that requires multiple iterations when importing to multiple identical models.
The sub-model dialog allows for an export of sub-models to other models. This allows a one to many export. Adding the export function to the state effects would allow a one to many export, thereby avoiding the necessity of multiple iterations. Further, it would create internal consistency in the program.
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Presently, the only way to transfer state effects among models is to do an import from a model/file. This allows for a one to one import that requires multiple iterations when importing to multiple identical models.
The sub-model dialog allows for an export of sub-models to other models. This allows a one to many export. Adding the export function to the state effects would allow a one to many export, thereby avoiding the necessity of multiple iterations. Further, it would create internal consistency in the program.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: