> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.violetlabs.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.violetlabs.com/features/sysml.md).
# SysML
Export to SysML or OML
There are currently two ways to export to a SysML (xmi) or OML:
1. Navigate to an Entity’s detail screen and select “DOWNLOAD AS \” in the upper right hand corner
2. Navigate to a tagged group of entities in a Tag’s detail screen and select “DOWNLOAD AS \” in the upper right hand corner
Import SysML V1
SysML V1 models can be imported via a [Cameo integration](/apps/c/cameo.md). Updates to models are manually posted to Violet.
*The ability to integrate with Cameo via Teamwork Cloud is coming soon. If you're interested in this feature, email* [*hello@violetlabs.com*](mailto:hello@violetlabs.com)*.*
Import SysML V2
*Currently, Violet supports import of SysML v2 models.*
*The ability to export SysML v2 models is coming soon. If you’re interested in this feature, email* [*hello@violetlabs.com*](mailto:hello@violetlabs.com)
1. To import a SysML v2 file, navigate to your user icon and select **Integrations**.
2. Select the SysML v2 icon
3. Click **Upload File** and select the file to import. You’re done!
Generate SysML v2 models in code
Stay tuned, this is coming soon!
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