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	== Visibility Settings ==		== Visibility Settings ==
	The Object-centric flowchart visualizes event types and flows based on the most common process variations (ordered by object count descending).The flowchart shows only the event types and flows that belong to the defined number of top variations for each object type. You can adjust the number of variations using two methods:		The Object-centric flowchart visualizes event types and flows based on the most common process variations (ordered by object count descending). The flowchart shows only the event types and flows that belong to the defined number of top variations for each object type. You can adjust the number of variations using two methods:
	* '''Manual Input''': Type a specific number directly into the textbox in the bottom-left corner of the flowchart.		* '''Manual Input''': Type a specific number directly into the textbox in the bottom-left corner of the flowchart.
	* '''Step-by-Step Adjustment''': Use the plus (+) and minus (-) buttons to increase or decrease the count. Each press of the plus or minus button will show or hide at least one event type or flow in at least one of the displayed object types. Because of this, the stepper may skip certain numbers if those variations do not result in any visual changes to the flowchart. The buttons are automatically disabled when you reach the minimum (1 variation) or the maximum (the entire dataset is already shown).		* '''Step-by-Step Adjustment''': Use the plus (+) and minus (-) buttons to increase or decrease the count. Each press of the plus or minus button will show or hide at least one event type or flow in at least one of the displayed object types. Because of this, the stepper may skip certain numbers if those variations do not result in any visual changes to the flowchart. The buttons are automatically disabled when you reach the minimum (1 variation) or the maximum (the entire dataset is already shown).

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 == Presets ==
 The Object-centric flowchart provides presets that deliver immediate, high-quality visualization of complex multi-object processes. The presets configure the flowchart to show the most relevant event types and object relationships, making it an ideal starting point for exploring object-centric models. When using some of the presets, you need to select the base object type for the preset to work.
 == Moving and Zooming ==

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	For flows, the Object-centric flowchart shows the number of flowing objects and the average duration of the flow. When hovering over a flow, a tooltip showing the following information is shown: the object type name, the start and end event type names, the number of flowing objects, and the average duration of the flow.		For flows, the Object-centric flowchart shows the number of flowing objects and the average duration of the flow. When hovering over a flow, a tooltip showing the following information is shown: the object type name, the start and end event type names, the number of flowing objects, and the average duration of the flow.

			== Presets ==
			The Object-centric flowchart provides presets that deliver immediate, high-quality visualization of complex multi-object processes. The presets configure the flowchart to show the most relevant event types and object relationships, making it an ideal starting point for exploring object-centric models. When using some of the presets, you need to select the base object type for the preset to work.

	== Moving and Zooming ==		== Moving and Zooming ==

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	== Object-centric flowchart filtering settings ==		== Object-centric flowchart filtering settings ==
	* '''Follow Dashboard Filters''': When checked, the chart is filtered by the filters in the dashboard. When unchecked, the chart is not affected by filters in the dashboard, and thus the chart is based on data in the entire model.		* '''Follow Dashboard Filters''': When checked, the chart is filtered by the filters in the dashboard. When unchecked, the chart is not affected by filters in the dashboard, and thus the chart is based on data in the entire model.
			* '''Apply Chart Filters First''': Same as the [[QPR_ProcessAnalyzer_Chart#Filtering_Settings\|setting for charts]].
			* '''Allow Creating Filters''': Same as the [[QPR_ProcessAnalyzer_Chart#Filtering_Settings\|setting for charts]].
			* '''Apply with Flowchart Object Filters''': When checked, when selecting datapoints in the flowchart, the flowchart's object filter rules are included to the created filter as separate filter rules (located before the filter rule corresponding to the selected datapoints).
			* '''Update filter during selection''': Same as the [[QPR_ProcessAnalyzer_Chart#Filtering_Settings\|setting for charts]].
	* '''Object-centric Filter''': Button to add object-centric filter rules that affect this Object-centric flowchart only. Filter rules can be edited by clicking them and removed from the recycle bin icon. The filters defined here filter the original object-centric model. If there are several filter rules defined, all of the individual rules must match.		* '''Object-centric Filter''': Button to add object-centric filter rules that affect this Object-centric flowchart only. Filter rules can be edited by clicking them and removed from the recycle bin icon. The filters defined here filter the original object-centric model. If there are several filter rules defined, all of the individual rules must match.

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	** '''Window width''': Flowchart width takes the entire area width. If height is greater than area, the top part of the flowchart is visible. In other case, flowchart is positioned vertically in the middle of the canvas.		** '''Window width''': Flowchart width takes the entire area width. If height is greater than area, the top part of the flowchart is visible. In other case, flowchart is positioned vertically in the middle of the canvas.
	** '''50/80/100/120/150/200% zoom''': Flowchart zoom level is set to the defined percentage and top of the flowchart is aligned with the top of the canvas. If this would lead to empty space below the flowchart, position the flowchart in the center of the canvas instead.		** '''50/80/100/120/150/200% zoom''': Flowchart zoom level is set to the defined percentage and top of the flowchart is aligned with the top of the canvas. If this would lead to empty space below the flowchart, position the flowchart in the center of the canvas instead.
			* '''Highlight incoming and outgoing flows''': Same as the [[Process_Flowchart#Flowchart_general_settings\|setting for flowcharts]].
			* '''Allow multiselect event types and flows''': Same as the [[Process_Flowchart#Flowchart_general_settings\|setting for flowcharts]].
	* '''Allow zooming''': Zooming the flowchart is allowed (using the mouse wheel and the zoom buttons). When not allowed, the zoom controls are not visible.		* '''Allow zooming''': Zooming the flowchart is allowed (using the mouse wheel and the zoom buttons). When not allowed, the zoom controls are not visible.
	* '''Allow moving''': Moving the flowchart in the canvas is allowed (using the mouse drag).		* '''Allow moving''': Moving the flowchart in the canvas is allowed (using the mouse drag).

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	The Object-centric flowchart settings can be opened by clicking the Object-centric flowchart so that it gets selected, and then clicking the settings button on the top right of the Object-centric flowchart. The Object-centric flowchart has the following settings in the '''General''' tab:		The Object-centric flowchart settings can be opened by clicking the Object-centric flowchart so that it gets selected, and then clicking the settings button on the top right of the Object-centric flowchart. The Object-centric flowchart has the following settings in the '''General''' tab:
	* '''Follow object-to-object relations''': When unselected, the flowchart only shows event types in each object based on the event-to-object relations in the object-centric model. When selected, the flowchart shows event types in each object based on both the event-to-object and object-to-object relations.		* '''Follow object-to-object relations''': When unselected, the flowchart only shows event types in each object based on the event-to-object relations in the object-centric model. When selected, the flowchart shows event types in each object based on both the event-to-object and object-to-object relations.
	* '''Objects'''~~: The Objects list shows all available object types in the model. Any object type can be selected.~~		* '''By Objects''' / '''By Events''': Mode selection:
	* '''Events''': ~~The Events list~~ can ~~be used to~~ select which event types ~~are shown~~ for ~~the~~ object type ~~that is currently selected on the Objects list~~. ~~Event~~ types ~~that are directly~~ linked ~~(based on the~~ event-to-object ~~relations)~~ to the object type ~~are highlighted with a dark background on the list~~.		** In the "By Objects" mode, you can select which event types for each object type are used. The lists show to which object types each event type is linked to with an event-to-object relation. You can use the color box to select the color for each object type.
	* ~~'''Color box''': Clicking~~ the ~~color box opens up a color picker~~ for ~~selecting a color~~ for each object type.		** In the "By Events" mode, you can select which object types for each event type are used. A list item has the word "direct" for each object type where the event type is linked to with an event-to-object relation.

	== Object-centric flowchart layout settings ==		== Object-centric flowchart layout settings ==

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	There are two resets of the zoom and position available, '''Window width''' and '''100% zoom''', which can be toggled by clicking the '''Reset zoom''' button in the bottom right. When zoom is 100%, Window width mode is activated, and when zoom is other than 100%, 100% zoom is activated.		There are two resets of the zoom and position available, '''Window width''' and '''100% zoom''', which can be toggled by clicking the '''Reset zoom''' button in the bottom right. When zoom is 100%, Window width mode is activated, and when zoom is other than 100%, 100% zoom is activated.

			== Filtering ==
			[[Process_Mining_Concepts#Filter_and_Filter_Rule\|Filter rules]] can be created from the flowchart by selecting the event types and flows. When selecting only event types, you can create a filter which includes and excludes the selected event types or objects (i.e. filter the events based on event types or objects). When selecting only flows, you can create a filter to include or exclude only objects containing the selected flows.

	== Event type and flow KPI's ==		== Event type and flow KPI's ==

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	* '''Linked Settings''': Same functionality for flowcharts as for [[QPR_ProcessAnalyzer_Chart#Linked_settings\|Linked Settings in Charts]].		* '''Linked Settings''': Same functionality for flowcharts as for [[QPR_ProcessAnalyzer_Chart#Linked_settings\|Linked Settings in Charts]].
	* '''Chart Settings (editable)''': Contain the flowchart settings in the json format. Editing the json is also possible.		* '''Chart Settings (editable)''': Contain the flowchart settings in the json format. Editing the json is also possible.

			== Add on-screen settings for object and event types ==
			Configure following on-screen and linked settings to show the Object types and Event types dropdown lists above the flowchart.

			On-screen settings:
			<syntaxhighlight lang="json" line>
			[
			{
			"label": "Show object types",
			"type": "root",
			"parameter": "objectTypes",
			"maxWidth": 400,
			"control": "multiselectlist",
			"dynamicType": "OcelObjectTypes"
			},
			{
			"label": "Show event types",
			"type": "root",
			"parameter": "eventTypes",
			"maxWidth": 400,
			"control": "multiselectlist",
			"dynamicType": "OcelEventTypes"
			}
			]
			</syntaxhighlight>

			Linked settings:
			<syntaxhighlight lang="json" line>
			[
			[
			{
			"type": "root",
			"parameter": "objectTypes"
			},
			{
			"type": "generic",
			"parameter": "flowchart.objectTypes"
			}
			],
			[
			{
			"type": "root",
			"parameter": "eventTypes"
			},
			{
			"type": "generic",
			"parameter": "flowchart.eventTypes"
			}
			]
			]
			</syntaxhighlight>

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	* '''Objects''': The Objects list shows all available object types in the model. Any object type can be selected.		* '''Objects''': The Objects list shows all available object types in the model. Any object type can be selected.
	* '''Events''': The Events list can be used to select which event types are shown for the object type that is currently selected on the Objects list. Event types that are directly linked (based on the event-to-object relations) to the object type are highlighted with a dark background on the list.		* '''Events''': The Events list can be used to select which event types are shown for the object type that is currently selected on the Objects list. Event types that are directly linked (based on the event-to-object relations) to the object type are highlighted with a dark background on the list.
	* '''Color ~~boxes~~''': Clicking the color box opens up a color picker for selecting a color for each object type.		* '''Color box''': Clicking the color box opens up a color picker for selecting a color for each object type.
	* '''On-screen settings''': Event type and flow measure parameters can be defined as on-screen settings, similar to in [[QPR_ProcessAnalyzer_Chart#On-screen_Settings\|charts]].
	* '''Export''': The flowchart can be exported as png or svg image file.
	* '''Color palette''': Color for each object type visualized by the flowchart comes from the color palette.

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	* '''Border width''': Border width of the chart in pixels. When the width is zero, border is not visible.		* '''Border width''': Border width of the chart in pixels. When the width is zero, border is not visible.
	* '''Border corner roundness''': Border corner roundness in pixels. Zero means sharp corners.		* '''Border corner roundness''': Border corner roundness in pixels. Zero means sharp corners.
			* '''Export''': The flowchart can be exported as png or svg image file.

	== Object-centric flowchart filtering settings ==		== Object-centric flowchart filtering settings ==
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	* '''Model''': Select [[QPR ProcessAnalyzer Project Workspace#Models\|model]] that is shown by the flowchart. This model selection overrides the model selection in the main header, allowing to create dashboards showing flowcharts from several models. Note that only object-centric models are available in the list.		* '''Model''': Select [[QPR ProcessAnalyzer Project Workspace#Models\|model]] that is shown by the flowchart. This model selection overrides the model selection in the main header, allowing to create dashboards showing flowcharts from several models. Note that only object-centric models are available in the list.
	* '''Settings available in preview mode''': If there is no need for a user to change the chart settings when viewing the dashboard, this option can hide the settings in the [[QPR_ProcessAnalyzer_Dashboard_Designer#Editing_Dashboards\|preview mode]]. This helps to make the dashboard cleaner looking as there is no settings button in the chart. Then changing the chart settings can only be done in the ''edit mode''.		* '''Settings available in preview mode''': If there is no need for a user to change the chart settings when viewing the dashboard, this option can hide the settings in the [[QPR_ProcessAnalyzer_Dashboard_Designer#Editing_Dashboards\|preview mode]]. This helps to make the dashboard cleaner looking as there is no settings button in the chart. Then changing the chart settings can only be done in the ''edit mode''.
			* '''On-screen settings''': Event type and flow measure parameters can be defined as on-screen settings, similar to in [[QPR_ProcessAnalyzer_Chart#On-screen_Settings\|charts]].
	* '''Linked Settings''': Same functionality for flowcharts as for [[QPR_ProcessAnalyzer_Chart#Linked_settings\|Linked Settings in Charts]].		* '''Linked Settings''': Same functionality for flowcharts as for [[QPR_ProcessAnalyzer_Chart#Linked_settings\|Linked Settings in Charts]].
	* '''Chart Settings (editable)''': Contain the flowchart settings in the json format. Editing the json is also possible.		* '''Chart Settings (editable)''': Contain the flowchart settings in the json format. Editing the json is also possible.

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	== Object-centric flowchart general settings ==		== Object-centric flowchart general settings ==
	The Object-centric flowchart settings can be opened by clicking the Object-centric flowchart so that it gets selected, and then clicking the settings button on the top right of the Object-centric flowchart. The Object-centric flowchart has the following settings in the '''General''' tab:		The Object-centric flowchart settings can be opened by clicking the Object-centric flowchart so that it gets selected, and then clicking the settings button on the top right of the Object-centric flowchart. The Object-centric flowchart has the following settings in the '''General''' tab:
	* ''' ~~Show~~ object ~~types~~''': ~~The available~~ object ~~types~~ in the model. ~~The~~ flowchart ~~will show~~ the ~~selected~~ object ~~types~~ and ~~ignore the rest~~.		* '''Follow object-to-object relations''': When unselected, the flowchart only shows event types in each object based on the event-to-object relations in the object-centric model. When selected, the flowchart shows event types in each object based on both the event-to-object and object-to-object relations.
	* '''~~Show event types~~''': The available ~~event~~ types in the model. The ~~flowchart will show~~ the selected event ~~types and ignore~~ the ~~rest~~.		* '''Objects''': The Objects list shows all available object types in the model. Any object type can be selected.
			* '''Events''': The Events list can be used to select which event types are shown for the object type that is currently selected on the Objects list. Event types that are directly linked (based on the event-to-object relations) to the object type are highlighted with a dark background on the list.
			* '''Color boxes''': Clicking the color box opens up a color picker for selecting a color for each object type.
	* '''On-screen settings''': Event type and flow measure parameters can be defined as on-screen settings, similar to in [[QPR_ProcessAnalyzer_Chart#On-screen_Settings\|charts]].		* '''On-screen settings''': Event type and flow measure parameters can be defined as on-screen settings, similar to in [[QPR_ProcessAnalyzer_Chart#On-screen_Settings\|charts]].
	* '''Export''': The flowchart can be exported as png or svg image file.		* '''Export''': The flowchart can be exported as png or svg image file.