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# Modeling Library
The modeling source used by parts can be managed in the modeling library.
## Model Lookup
You can check the modeling list in Design Furniture Library > Modeling Library.
Once modeling rendering is complete, you can check the modeling render shots and modeling information.
## Create Modeling
You can create a model by clicking the \[Create Modeling] button in the top right and uploading a modeling file.
Or, if you upload and create a modeling file when creating a part in the parts library, the part and the modeling will be created in the modeling library at the same time.
## Delete Modeling
In the modeling list, click the menu button on the right, then click \[Delete] to delete a modeling.
## Edit Modeling
### Change Modeling File
On the Modeling Details page > Change Original File, you can edit the modeling file in two ways.
* File upload: Upload a local file to change the file
* Modify the existing modeling file in Effector and apply the changes
### Change Modeling Information
You can change the modeling name by clicking the \[Edit] button in the top right of the Modeling Details page.
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