Hello,
I am trying to create an architecture diagram for a system(fairly large) that has multiple elements and dependencies, and using an automatic tb layout to render the diagram. In the rendered diagram, when we zoom in to container levels, the relations are displayed using overlapping lines which makes the diagrams a little cluttered and ambiguous.
I then tried to edit the diagram by disabling the automatic layout, and changing the origin point of relationship lines but that also did not work out since the relationships apparently start from the center of the element's boundary always. This can become problematic in cases there are let's say minimum 6-7 relationships originating from an element , the rendered lines will overlap then.
Is there any option to disable overlapping lines?
Is there any option to originate the relationships slightly away from the center of the element boundary so that it can be used to provide more clarity to the viewers in case of multiple relationships?
On a side note, is there an option that relationship lines do not cross each other but apparently 'jump' over it (something like -^-)
Question
Hello, I am trying to create an architecture diagram for a system(fairly large) that has multiple elements and dependencies, and using an automatic
tblayout to render the diagram. In the rendered diagram, when we zoom in to container levels, the relations are displayed using overlapping lines which makes the diagrams a little cluttered and ambiguous.I then tried to edit the diagram by disabling the automatic layout, and changing the origin point of relationship lines but that also did not work out since the relationships apparently start from the center of the element's boundary always. This can become problematic in cases there are let's say minimum 6-7 relationships originating from an element , the rendered lines will overlap then.
-^-)