Get ASysT Rendering

The recommended path is the VS Code extension: install it from the Marketplace, open your SysML folder, and keep source navigation beside the diagrams. Standalone Windows x64 and Linux x64 apps remain available when VS Code is not an option. The Modeler is Pre-alpha.

Windows standalone: install in three steps

About one minute, no administrator rights needed.

1Unzip

Extract the zip anywhere you like — your Desktop, D:\Tools, a USB stick. Everything the app needs is inside the folder; nothing is written to Program Files or the registry.

2Run

Double-click ASysT Rendering.exe. A console window opens and stays open while you work — closing it stops the app. Windows may show a SmartScreen notice the first time (see below) and a firewall prompt: the app only talks to your own machine.

3Open your model

Your browser opens on the bundled demo model. Use Open project folder inside the app to point it at any folder with .sysml files — layouts are saved as sidecar files next to your model. Source changes happen only when you explicitly use the Modeler or Source Card and pass whole-model validation.

About the SmartScreen notice

"Windows protected your PC" is expected — here is why, and how to check the download.

French Windows SmartScreen example: Windows protected your computer and blocked an unrecognised application.
Example on a French Windows installation; select More information only after verifying the official download and checksum.

🛡Why it appears

ASysT Rendering is an early tool with a Pre-alpha Modeler, and its executable is not yet code-signed. A commercial signing certificate requires identity validation and recurring cost; at this stage we are investing first in product validation and transparent release checks. Windows therefore shows its standard notice for unrecognised apps. Signing is planned as the project grows. The notice is not proof that a file is safe: verify the source and checksum first.

Verify your download

Every release ships with a SHA-256 checksum (Windows .sha256 or Linux .sha256). Compare it in PowerShell with Get-FileHash <zip> — if the hashes match, the file is exactly what was published here. On Linux use sha256sum <archive>.

Linux x64 standalone

The first supported Linux target is Ubuntu 22.04/24.04 on x86_64 with glibc. ARM64, Alpine/musl and macOS are not supported.

1Extract

Run tar -xzf ASysT-Rendering-*-linux-x64.tar.gz. No root access or installer is needed.

2Run

Open a terminal in ASysT Rendering and run ./asyst-rendering. Keep the terminal open; Ctrl+C stops ASysT.

3Open your model

Your browser opens locally. Use Open project folder for any folder containing .sysml files.