No matter which IDE you intend to use, you start by creating a ModusToolbox™ application with the Project Creator tool. Creating an application includes several steps, as follows:

Step 1: Open Project Creator​

You can open Project Creator using the Dashboard as shown in the previous section. However, you can also open the Project Creator using the tool's executable as applicable for your operating system.


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Refer to the

Project Creator user guide

for more information.

Step 2: Choose Board Support Package (BSP)​

When the Project Creator tool opens, expand one of the BSP categories under Kit Name and select an appropriate kit; see the description for it on the right. For this example, select the CY8CKIT-062-WIFI-BT kit. The following image is an example; the precise list of boards available in this version will reflect the platforms available for development.


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Note:

You can create your own BSP using the

Create from MPN

feature, or add a BSP using the

Browse for BSP

feature.

Step 3: Select application​

Click

Next >

to display the "Select Application" page. This page displays the Template Applications available for the selected BSP, organized by categories.


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Use the

Application Root Path

field to select the location for your application.

Use the

Target IDE

drop-down to select your chosen IDE from the drop-down menu, in this case the example IDE selected is VS Code.

Note:

If you used the Dashboard to open the Project Creator tool,

Target IDE

will already be selected.

For this example, expand

Getting Started

and select

Hello World

from the list. This example uses the PSoC™ 6 MCU to blink an LED.

Note:

The actual application names available might vary.

Type a name for your application and/or BSP or leave the default names. Do not use spaces. Also, do not use common illegal characters, such as:

* . " ‘ / \ [ ] : ; | = ,

Step 4: Create application​

Click

Create

to start the process of creating a ModusToolbox™ application, and the GUI will display various messages showing the progress. When the process completes, the tool will display a message stating that the application was created.


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To close the tool, click the

Close

button or the

X

button at the top-right of the GUI and confirm.