StateMachineNodeEditor is a WPF node-editor for visual work and editoring state-machine

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Create state machine in three steps :

1. Create scheme in this node editor🔗

2. Load scheme in your project using library📚

3. Describe your app logic and run the state machin🚘

• Scheme of nodes
• Table of transitions

• for unique name for Node/Transition
• for exists Nodes without connects

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<StateMachine>
  <States>
    <State Name="Start" Position="37, 80" IsCollapse="False" />
    <State Name="State 1" Position="471, 195.54" IsCollapse="False" />
    <State Name="State 2" Position="276, 83.03999999999999" IsCollapse="False" />
  </States>
  <StartState Name="Start" />
  <Transitions>
    <Transition Name="Transition 2" From="State 2" To="State 1" />
    <Transition Name="Transition 1" From="Start" To="State 2" />
  </Transitions>
</StateMachine>

1. Download the latest release archive

2. Unzip the downloaded file

3. Run the exe file

• Ctrl +A = Select All Nodes
• Ctrl + S = Save
• Ctrl + Shift + S = Save As
• Ctrl + Shift + O = Open
• Ctrl + Shift + N = New
• Alt + F4 = Exit
• Ctrl + Shift + Alt + P = Export to PNG
• Ctrl + Shift + Alt + J = Export to JPEG
• Ctrl + Z = Undo
• Ctrl + Y = Redo
• Ctrl + N = Add Node
• Ctrl + LMB on Canvas = Start Select
• Ctrl + LMB on Connector = Create Loop
• LMB on Node = Select one Node
• Ctrl + LMB on Node = Select/UnSelect Node
• Ctrl + LMB on Transition = Select/UnSelect Transition
• Shift + LMB on Transition = Multiple selection
• LMB on Connector = Start create Connect
• Alt + LMB on Connector = Move Connector in Node
• Alt + LMB on Canvas = Start Cut
• Delete = Delete Selected Elements
• C + Delete = Delete Selected Connector
• N + Delete = Delete Selected Nodes

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Licensed under the MIT license.