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Hello CsGoh,
The Processpiper library is working only for 4 connections irrespective of the incoming and outgoing paths. In my case, I have 5 connections for the single task [B] for which it is failing to draw. Regarding this issue I made few changes in the shape.py file [shortest_source_coord.connected = False] which is drawing fine but the two tasks [E, F] are overlapping after these changes. So, kindly guide me with solution. Please refer the diagram.
Thanks
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Hi @sreekaribh, the limit of 4 connection per element is by design. According to BPMN best practice, an element should be connected either left, right, top, or bottom. If you have more than 4 connections (incoming and outgoing), it is better to add another gateway element to fan out.
Refined how `dc:Bounds` elements are generated for BPMN shapes. Specifically, `Start` and `End` shapes now have their coordinates adjusted based on their radius, enhancing their positioning accuracy.
Moreover, consolidated handling of connection points by using a unified list `connection_points`, streamlining waypoint generation and improving readability.
Fixes issue #45 regarding incorrect diagram renderings.
Hello CsGoh,
The Processpiper library is working only for 4 connections irrespective of the incoming and outgoing paths. In my case, I have 5 connections for the single task [B] for which it is failing to draw. Regarding this issue I made few changes in the shape.py file [shortest_source_coord.connected = False] which is drawing fine but the two tasks [E, F] are overlapping after these changes. So, kindly guide me with solution. Please refer the diagram.
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: