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I am using Draw to create simple electrical block diagram similar to flow charts, I want to use connectors to link up different devices, most of them has multiple input and output point, but with the default setting I can only connect to 4 points in a block each on one side, is there any way to release that lock ?
I am using Draw to create simple electrical block diagram similar to flow charts, I want to use connectors to link up different devices, most of them has multiple input and output point, but with the default setting I can only connect to 4 points in a block each on one side, is there any way to release that lock ?
I found the solution on Youtube, it is a great place for finding solution for almost everything ha !
Looks like the icon has changed in newer versions, from a tube of glue to a glue pistol, because that's definitely the best way to indicate modifying connection points...
Looks like the icon has changed in newer versions, from a tube of glue to a glue pistol, because that's definitely the best way to indicate modifying connection points...
Thanks, my problem basically solved, but I want little improvement in future version of the Draw app. I am drawing simple block diagram for electrical and computer devices, I want to use the shape of 'line' but with the function of connectors, so that I can put a round dot at one end to indicate it is a connection point, an arrow on the other end as destination to make the diagram clearer but I couldn't do that, I even tried to replace the connector image with a 'line' one also not possible. I tried other similar drawing apps such as those for flowchart but they worked the same, connectors can only have arrow at one side I wonder why it is only a graphic to use ?? the only usable connectors for me is the one with arrow on both ends, to serve as a network connection since network traffic run both directions, but for input device such as webcam it only works one way.
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