Hello,
I'd like to know if there is a possibility to use the LinkStyle.Bezier with the LayeredLayout? In the activeX Version of Flowchart it was possible to use a Bezier style, but in the new Version i can only set the style to cascading or straight, but the Bezier style would look much better, is there any workaround or are you planning to implement the style for this layout?

Hello,
the Diagram.RoundedLinks seems not to work for the LayeredLayout. Setting it to true doesn't change anything.
It'd be really nice if the Bezier layout would be available for the LayerLayout as well. It makes the Diagram much more viewable than the Cascade or Straight Layout.

Edit:
Hm it seems that there are more features, which don't work with the LayerdLayout.
I have this code:

        Dim layeredLt As New MindFusion.Diagramming.Layout.LayeredLayout

        layeredLt.Orientation = Layout.Orientation.Horizontal
        layeredLt.NodeDistance = 100
        layeredLt.LayerDistance = 150
        layeredLt.Margins = New System.Drawing.SizeF(15, 30)
        layeredLt.Arrange(diagramm)

        Dim diagLink As MindFusion.Diagramming.DiagramLink
        For Each diagLink In diagramm.Links
            diagLink.Style = LinkStyle.Cascading
        Next

        Dim diagNode As MindFusion.Diagramming.ShapeNode
        For Each diagNode In diagramm.Nodes
            diagNode.AnchorPattern = MindFusion.Diagramming.AnchorPattern.LeftInRightOut
        Next
 

I'm changing the link style with For ... Next because the result looks much better than setting layeredLt.LinkType = Layout.LayeredLayoutLinkType.Cascading

But the second For ... Next doesn't change anything.
There are still incoming and outgoing links that are at the bottom or the top of the shapes.
Am I doing something wrong or do these features just don't work with the layerdlayout?

Thank you very much that helped a lot.
If i loop through the links and set the style to Bezier after setting the layout to layeredlayout the Bezier style finally works
Now the Diagramm is much more readable tyvm