how create a ".cir" file in Orcad 16.3

A CIR file is a text file that describes the netlist to the PSpice Simulator, you can create a CIR file with a text editor, if required. IF you use OrCAD Capture to create the schematic and run the PSpice Simulation from there, the CIR file will be recreated for each run where the schematic has changed. You can access the "4 terminal" bipolar transistors from tbe "breakout" library, QBREAKN4 and QBREAKP4, for the npn and pnp, respectively. If you are using the "text" approach, just specify 4 nodes, rather than 3 when invoking the model. See the PSpice Reference Manual, pspcref.pdf in the doc\pspcref directory of the installation for model details, see the PSpice User Guide, pspug.pdf in the doc\pspug directory of teh installation for usage of Capture and PSpice for simulating circuits.

The Substrate is optional so you will need to take some manual steps to add it into the symbol. Open your saved symbol and add a pin for the substrate, name the Pin, say, sub, and give it an unused number, say 4. Save the modified graphical symbol, then Options>Part Properties, locate the PSpiceTemplate property and edit it to add the "sub" pin:

Q^@REFDES %c %b %e %sub @MODEL

And save that symbol. Now you can place the symbol for your 4 terminal transistor and connect the substrate, as required, in the schematic. (Note that you are using the pin name on the symbol to connect the nodes in the model)