## CreateModel

### Description

Creates a new Model in the Scene. If you do not explicitly specify what objects (including other models) that the new model will contain (via the InputObj parameter), then any objects that are currently selected become children of the created node.
You can also specify which node to parent the new model under (via the InputObj parameter).
This command is the scripting equivalent of selecting Create > Model > New Model from the Model toolbar. It is similar in syntax and behavior to the SICreateModel command, except that it selects the new model.
Note: This command uses output arguments. C# and some scripting languages (such as JScript, PerlScript and Python) don't support arguments passed by reference so you need to use the best workaround for your situation:
For scripting languages this command returns an ISIVTCollection which you can use to get the output arguments.
For C# you can use the XSIApplication.ExecuteCommand method to call this command. ExecuteCommand packs the output arguments into a C# System.Object containing an Array of the output arguments (see Calling Commands from C#).

### Scripting Syntax

    CreateModel( [InputObj], [Name], [Parent], [Value] );

### Parameters

Parameter | Type | Description
--- | --- | ---
InputObj | String | List of objects (including other models) to be reparented under the new model. Default Value: Current selection
Name | String | Name of the model
Parent | String | Object or model to use as the parent of the new model
Value | Model | Returns the model

### Examples

#### VBScript Example

    '---------------------------------------------------------

    ' This example demonstrates how to use the CreateModel

    ' command.

    '---------------------------------------------------------

    NewScene , false

    ' First create a node off of the scene root.

    dim Root_NodeObj

    CreateModel , "Root_Node", , Root_NodeObj

    Application.LogMessage "Created " & Root_NodeObj

    DeselectAll

    ' Now create a sub-node, and make it the child of a new node. Notice that since

    ' "Sub-node" is selected when "Another_Root" is created, it becomes a child.

    dim Sub_NodeObj, Another_RootObj

    CreateModel , "Sub-node", , Sub_NodeObj

    Application.LogMessage "Created " & Sub_NodeObj

    SelectObj "Sub-node"

    CreateModel , "Another_Root", , Another_RootObj

    Application.LogMessage "Created " & Another_RootObj

    DeselectAll

    ' Now make another node, with parent "Another_Root", and child "Root_Node".

    ' Notice that now, "Another_Root" is the only top-level model, with children

    ' "Mid_Root" and "Sub-node", and "Mid_Root" has child "Root_Node"

    dim Mid_RootObj

    CreateModel "Root_Node", "Mid_Root", "Another_Root", Mid_RootObj

    Application.LogMessage "Created " & Mid_RootObj

    DeselectAll

    '---------------------------------------------------------

    ' Output from this script:

    '---------------------------------------------------------

    'INFO : Created Root_Node

    'INFO : Created Sub-node

    'INFO : Created Another_Root

    'INFO : Created Mid_Root

### See Also

SICreateModel