Hi,

I don't know why, but sometimes the links appear with the ends inside the nodes, is there a way to avoid this and force them to be outside? and a way to force them to be inside the diagram?

It's when I create a new one, is not related with the serialization.  It happens randomly.

Besides, sometimes the links have a stretch outside the diagram limits, so it's impossible to modify it. I must move the nodes to make the link appear fully inside the diagram, and only then I can modify it.

Cheers.

Humm... with that option the links go a little bit wild...

First of all, the issue still happens, the links ends appears inside the nodes sometimes, but in the moment you move the node the links move to the outside, so I think is ok, but would be nice have a way to do it automatically.

But besides, when you use that option the links only anchor in the lateral sides of the nodes. You can manually anchor in the top or the bottom of the node, but as soon you move the node the links go to the lateral sides. Doesn't matter how the nodes are placed. So I can't afford this behavior, is there another way to force the links to be outside the node or do you know another workaround?

Would be nice if there was an option that automatically move the links ends to find the shortest path between two nodes.

Cheers.

When AutoRoute is setted, even when the nodes are to close, even overlapped, the link never switches to the center point. When AutoRoute is false then switches to the center if are too close.

hehe, actually no because the behavior of "Dynamic" make the links a little bit wild.

I'm already using SnapToBorders.

Dynamic + Autoroute works fine with the center point links, but the links are unabe to move to the up or bottom borders.

As I said before, the best would be an option where the links automatically change their ends to be as small as possible. I mean, if you put a link between two nodes, the link try to find the two points where the distance between nodes is minimum and use them as anchors, then every time you move the node the link automatically moves to the optimal position.  Take that as "wish"

Cheers.