What’s new in
Galaxy Modeler version 12

This page was updated on January 14^th

Image showing Galaxy Modeler - properties of the reference line and options for changing the sides to which the line is anchored.

Better Control over References and Simple Lines

You can leave the connection side set to Auto or manually select which side of the object the line should be anchored to.
You can also control the rendering of simple lines among objects on your diagrams.
You can set the line color for each sub-diagram separately.

Multi-Line Scenario Enhancements

All lines leading to the same object are handled together, and the shortest anchor point is automatically selected.
If the lines lead to the same column of the table, they will be evenly distributed. This will help with clarity and identification of the lines.

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Galaxy Modeler preview and anchor placement for multiple lines leading to the same object - detailed line mode is active

The image shows the Asset panel in Galaxy Modeler.

Predefined Graphics in Assets Panel

You can now add symbols and predefined graphic objects to diagrams. Easily create professional Data Flow diagrams within your project, add Flowcharts, or enrich schema designs with additional information.

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Asset Visualizations and Documentation

Most objects added from the Assets panel can be displayed as Graphics or as Cards.
Such objects are also included in generated HTML reports.

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Details of an Asset/Note object and the option to switch from Graphics to Card.

The diagram created in Galaxy Modeler shows the use of Swim pool and Swim lane elements.

Subject Areas, Swim Pools and Swim Lanes

To improve visualization, we have added new elements such as Swim Pool and Swim Lane. Work with these objects in the same way as with Subject Area. The only difference is in the visualization. You also have the option to set the color and style of the border.

Markdown Notes

In addition to classic texts and notes, you can add Markdown notes to the diagram, which support classic markdown and some HTML elements. This makes it easy to create a table, list, or add an image with a specific size.