# Hierarchy Template

By default, Databrain creates the hierarchy based on namespaces, types and inherited types.\
But it is also possible to override this by creating a custom hierarchy template for your Databrain library.

## Create new hierarchy template

1. Open the Databrain editor and go to the **settings**.
2. Under hierarchy, hierarchy template, select: **Create new template**.

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3. Choose the destination folder. A new template has been created.
4. You can now select the newly created template file and add groups and sub-types as you like.
5. Make sure to click on **reload** to update the editor hierarchy.

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