In several cases where we're using Flowchart, our data is best represented as a linear tree. However, we need to show the parents and children of the Root node. As we're using the arrows, that means that the parents are on the tail end of arrows pointing to the root.

With default TreeLayout settings, all of the Parent nodes are left in the upper left corner (we are dynamically placing them). After setting IgnoreArrowDirection to false, the functionality is slightly better, but leaves all first level parent/child nodes in the same level.

Given a TopToBottom direction, what we desire is that the parents are shown hierarchically above the root node, and the children below.

Is there an elegant way to do this?

Thanks for any tips,
Jeff

Adding a direction reversal to that provided exactly the results we're looking for; thanks for the quick and helpful response!

The resulting code looks something like this:
  tl.Direction = TreeLayoutDirection.TopToBottom;
  tl.ReversedArrows = false;
  tl.KeepRootPosition = false;
  tl.Arrange(chart);

  tl.Direction = TreeLayoutDirection.BottomToTop;
  tl.ReversedArrows = true;
  tl.KeepRootPosition = true;
  tl.Arrange(chart);