I was using this tool, and tried to create this kind of small headers for my little diagram(using the SetNodeBoundary -method, but setting the drawingNode.Label.GeometryLabel.Width = 500 or so, to extend the node's area.
I set the new center point to them after using the SetNodeBoundary() -example. However, I found out, that after every restart, all of the nodes are shifting, and this causes the "header" node to not be in the same place every time despite giving it a new Point(x,y) coordinates.
Do you know why is this happening? Attached is a photo to illustrate this. There is one debugging restart between (1) and (2), and I have changed nothing between starts. Circle sizes are the same, but due to cropping, it looks a little smaller.
Hi!
I was using this tool, and tried to create this kind of small headers for my little diagram(using the
SetNodeBoundary
-method, but setting thedrawingNode.Label.GeometryLabel.Width = 500
or so, to extend the node's area.I set the new center point to them after using the
SetNodeBoundary()
-example. However, I found out, that after every restart, all of the nodes are shifting, and this causes the "header" node to not be in the same place every time despite giving it anew Point(x,y)
coordinates.Do you know why is this happening? Attached is a photo to illustrate this. There is one debugging restart between (1) and (2), and I have changed nothing between starts. Circle sizes are the same, but due to cropping, it looks a little smaller.