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# Create Your Troubleshooter Logicnets

Add your troubleshooter logicnet to the *forms* folder in your project folder, modeling your logicnets as you do with other framework types. For applications built based on the Support Center Framework, each logicnet represents a single fault-finding tree that leads to a single cause selection.

When you add multiple logicnets to the *forms* folder, each one represents a separate fault-finding tree leading to a distinct cause selection. When you are modeling these questions, make sure you assign unique data objects to each question.

To create the end points for your fault-finding questions, use the green "cause/conclusion" nodes from the nodes toolbox.

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When you create your questions you can assign weights to them to give them a higher score in determining the cause of an issue. If you do not specify a particular weight, the weight is 1.

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