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# Models Folder

## Models Folder

To install new models and manage currently installed models, use `models` folder, located at `plugins/AdvancedModels/models`. 

## Single Model Folder Format

Each model follows the same folder structure:

```
plugins
└── AdvancedModels
    └── models
        └── table
            ├── table.bbmodel
            └── model.yml
```

To use these models in commands, you'd use the name as e.g. `table`

## Model Group Folder Format

Models can also be put into groups, for easier management and installing. Example folder structure:

```
plugins
└── AdvancedModels
    └── models
        └── kitchen
            ├── table
            │   ├── table.bbmodel
            │   └── model.yml
            ├── chair
            │   ├── chair.bbmodel
            │   └── model.yml
            └── oven
                ├── oven.bbmodel
                └── model.yml
```

This would store 3 models (`table, chair, oven`) inside `kitchen` group. To access models inside a group, you'd need to use e.g. `kitchen/table` name.

## Noteable information

{% hint style="info" %}
.bbmodel file name does not matter, it can be named to anything.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
Each model's folder must have `model.yml` file with correctly configured contents. They are checked to contain required values on each model load. Read more about model.yml file here [Model.yml File](/models-and-guides/model.yml-file.md)
{% endhint %}


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