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How to create a new project

You can start a project from the modeller (File > New Project…, with the three options below) or from the New Project button on the website dashboard. You can also create one directly from a Farketplace asset.

  1. File > New Project…
  2. Select the From Asset tab
  3. Browse or search the available assets
  4. Click an asset to select it — the name and description pre-fill
  5. Adjust the name if desired
  6. Click Create Project

The asset’s metamodel and any sample content are imported into the new project.

  1. File > New Project…
  2. Select the From File tab
  3. Browse your filesystem and select a .farki file with project scope
  4. The name, description, and a preview of the file’s contents appear
  5. Click Create Project

The file must be a project-scope .farki file (not a single package). Package-scope files should be imported into an existing project instead — see How to import a .farki package.

  1. File > New Project…
  2. Select the Empty Project tab
  3. Enter a project name and optional description
  4. Click Create Project

An empty project contains only M3 MOF Core. You’ll need to import a metamodel or create one before modeling.

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Release 281 · 13 Oct 2026

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