Hi,
Group function can do it, I just do it today:
the code such as: ShapeNode.Attach(...)

this is what i am coding now..

public class TPlace : ShapeNode
{
public TPlace(Diagram parent)
: base(parent)
{
this.Shape = CreateShape();
}

public void AddToken(int count)
{
......
TToken tk = new TToken(this.Parent); // ShapeNode derived
TDiagram diagram = (TDiagram)this.Parent;
diagram.AddNode(tk);
tk.AttachTo(this, AttachToNode.TopCenter); // *** the ShapeNode-Place and the ShapeNode-token be 'grouped togather' and can be access as whole interactively.
Tokens.Add(tk);
.....
}

The attached nodes will resize together with the master node if you use the AttachTo(percents) overload.

Hi,

Child nodes in a group will resize automatically with their master node if you use the AttachTo(node, percents ...) override. Full group rotation is not supported yet; we have just implemented it in WPF (http://mindfusion.eu/Forum/YaBB.pl?num=1336392380) and will port it to WinForms soon.

At this time links can only be the master items in a group. If you need them to scale or rotate with the rest of the group items, you will have to implement this by setting their ControlPoints from the master node's NodeModifying event.

Stoyan