Closed rvaneerd closed 5 years ago
Could you provide examples (maybe created using a screen recorder) that illustrate what is not working as expected and how the expected behavior looks like? Depending on whether you file a feature request or bug report, make sure to provide us with all necessary details for the respective issue type.
Because of the fact I don't have access to Visio anymore, I cannot provide a screenshot of what I mean.
You could screenshot the Camunda Modeler and "mock" things using Paint. That would help us tremendously to evaluate your issue.
Is a primary selection indicator the thing you may be missing?
Is a primary selection indicator the thing you may be missing?
If in this case, the "choose recipe" is the one that would be the base, then yes, that would do! If your screenshot would be the result of selecting the "choose recipe" as the first (or last) in the following sample, then that would be exactly what I would like.
Thanks for the clarification.
How to identify the node that will be the base for Alignment?
Going back to that initial question: Alignment (middle) distinguishes between two scenarios:
Both cases are showcased in the following screencast:
Another more real-world example showcasing the power of that approach in action:
I'll close this issue, given that we got no intentions to change that behavior.
Hi,
I am aware of the Alignment tools in Camunda Modeler's toolbar. However, they don't work for me as expected as I cannot seem to figure out which node will be used as the base point (the one that will be used for the alignment of the others) for the alignment.
In other tools (ie. Microsoft Visio), the base node will be identified with a thicker border. Because of the fact I don't have access to Visio anymore, I cannot provide a screenshot of what I mean.
It would help if this could be implemented in Camunda Modeler as well (as part of the main code or as a plugin).
I've investigated #312 but I cannot figure out to what level that one is related to my request.
I hope the above description is clear enough.
Regards, Rob.