Cisco Network Simulator - customization

Hello. I want to buy Cisco Network Simulator for use in studying for CCNA 200-120. I noticed it included very interesting labs who could help me . But, can this simulator be customized ? For example, to create my network , as in Cisco Packet Tracer ?
Thanks' very much.

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    def
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