Add a Model Wizard Entry () node to add several entries in the Model Wizard for the same physics interface. For example, if you want to add a physics interface in both the Acoustics folder and in the Structural Mechanics folder, you can add the physics in one place (for example, in Acoustics) and then add a Model Wizard Entry node containing this physics in the other place (for example, Structural Mechanics). You can add a Model Wizard Entry node under a Physics Areas node.

Here you select a parent area for the physics interface. Right-click the physics area that you want to use as the parent physics area and choose Set as Parent (), or select a parent physics area and then click the Set as Parent () button.

The additional entry in the Model Wizard needs its own type, which you add in the Type field. The value in the List order weight in Model Wizard determines where in the list the physics interface appears. The default is 2 (the higher the weight, the lower position the Model Wizard gets in the tree of physics interfaces). You can choose if you want to use the same description as the physics uses or if you want to give the entry a new description by first selecting the Use new description check box and then type a name in the Description field. Select the Modify label for created interface check box to use the description also for the label of the create physics interface after leaving the Model Wizard. When it is cleared (the default), you get the behavior in versions before version 6.1 and only show the description for the node in the Model Wizard.

The icon for the node in the Model Wizard is typically the same as the icon of the physics interface. This is what the default From physics interface setting for the Icon list means. You can also use a custom icon for the node by choosing Custom and enter an icon name in the text field below the list. Note that it is only the icon in the Model Wizard node that changes, while the icon for the created physics node in the Model Builder always uses the icon from the physics interface.

In the Contained Interface (Predefined Multiphysics) subnode, you specify which physics the entry should add. You can also set new property defaults there.