Talk to a human. Get an answer.
ASysT Rendering is in alpha and built in tight loops with its users β a real bug report today genuinely shapes next week's release. Bugs and ideas live in a public tracker so you can watch them get picked up; anything private goes straight to the maintainer by e-mail.
πReport a bug
Something rendered wrong, a diagram lost a connection, the panel misbehaved β open a report on the tracker. A short form asks for the version and what you saw.
π‘Suggest a feature
A view you miss, a workflow that takes too many clicks, a SysML construct you need β tell us what you are trying to do, not just the button you want.
βRate it publicly
A short review on the Marketplace is the single most helpful thing you can do for a young tool β it is how other engineers find it.
What makes a bug report great
- The extension version (Extensions view β ASysT Rendering) and your OS.
- Roughly how big the model is β number of
.sysmlfiles is enough. - The steps, in order, and what you expected vs what you saw.
- A screenshot β of the diagram, the panel, or both.
- If a diagram looks wrong: which view it is (definition, internal structure, stateβ¦).
Your model files are yours β never feel obliged to send them. A minimal snippet that reproduces the problem is gold, but a screenshot alone is already very useful.
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