Flow Diagram Puns

I created a Canadian cash flow diagram as a guideline for allocating your financial resources appropriately. There is a similar one for US persons, which I based my Canadian version off of.

Hope this can help even one person.

I understand that some may prioritize slightly differently than I have. I will take feedback into consideration with an open mind.

Process Flow Diagram:

https://preview.redd.it/pwp6kssnldc81.jpg?width=5313&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3cf24795d5ca2644f6cd12d5b11bc80da6756a5d

This system is designed to perform a baseline ore processing chain through:

1. Universal Macerator
2. Ore Washing Plant
3. Thermal Centrifuge
4. Universal Macerator
5. Combine partial byproducts into full dusts
6. Output final products / bypass any materials that are not designated for processing

Additional system functionality:

1. Filter and Macerate selected non-ore materials
2. Filter and process specific ores through mercury & sodium persulfate chemical baths to boost select byproduct production
3. Filter and process gemstone ores through sifting to maximize solid gem material output
4. Multistep process and extract Endstone, Moon Dirt, and Moon Rock to retrieve rare elements
5. Filter and refine Cinnabar Dust, Cobaltite Dust, Dark Ashes, Galena Dust, Garnet Sand, Marble Dust, Netherrack Dust, Pyrite Dust, Realgar Dust, Red Garnet Dust, Redstone Dust, Sphalerite Dust, Tetrahedrite Dust, Vanadium Magnetite Dust, and Yellow Garnet, into their base components
6. Filter and macerate chipped gemstones into dust

Energy Distribution Layout:

https://preview.redd.it/xlin67dtldc81.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=0ffcbc90f1f335b77f7bb18d0879f09e248a30aa

Top Layout, 1-8:

https://preview.redd.it/bp90v9vuldc81.png?width=1913&format=png&auto=webp&s=5b642077390cefcdc5415d525737515a3a692bb1

Top Layout, 9-16:

https://preview.redd.it/6s2wzvvvldc81.png?width=1881&format=png&auto=webp&s=0cb3fb8fa8ed2573885cfc72e7b4b9a96fe5e0dc

Left Side:

https://preview.redd.it/dasf6hmwldc81.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=7338f3171c190034d2785936660d817d6cafbfb5

Right Side:

https://preview.redd.it/ymbii8jxldc81.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=6074e9f72317a856d7eab4f402618ccbbbbef241

Back:

https://preview.redd.it/tiamsta0mdc81.png?width=864&format=png&auto=webp&s=42aa47d558a3a0faefa853899defb82e4b5bc268

Top:

https://preview.redd.it/8cz0pef3mdc81.png?width=1268&format=png&auto=webp&s=283ea72a24260f47d2f43c2539ba5b2d1d2ba9e8

*Alternate Machine, Multiblock Sifter (MV):

https://preview.redd.it/ql0v3ub4mdc81.png?width=959&format=png&auto=webp&s=d8aaaf9d7e74dbc4d7f90d847933d8c00ed3a2db

Other Information:

• The dimensions of the SMRE are in general 16 blocks

I’m curious if any of you more experienced programmers ever create schematics, diagrams, flow charts, etc. which illustrate the programs you are designing. I’m new to C#, coming from a few years of VBA scripting for Excel and Visio, and the thought occurred to me recently that Visio would be good to plan out a program. I was thinking there could be pages with varying levels of detail, like having one page that shows a very rough overall diagram illustrating the most basic elements, then a more detailed page showing more info, connections between classes, methods, and parameters, and then a final page that has blocks with the actual code pasted into it showing more details and connections.

I get kind of scatter brained sometimes and easily distracted, (borderline ADD) and sometimes I get to the point where I feel overloaded when I’m looking an numerous lines of code, even if they’re smaller classes and spread out on multiple files, I lose track easily and find myself tracing things out a lot. I was thinking that literally mapping it out would help, and I was wondering if any of you actually do this, and if so, do you have any recommendations, standards, examples you could share, I would greatly appreciate it.

Looking for simple and memorable explanation. thanks!

Hi all, I'm designing a user flow diagram (in this case "task flow") and I having trouble drawing out for a display that will show several links that help you jump or scroll down the current page. At "Affiliated Technologies", I will display a dictionary like view and you will have the alphabets as links. e.g. when you click on "a" you go to "a" heading and its content (I provided in the second image). What symbol or what shape do you draw for this kind of situation?

Note: I'm very new to creating them. Any resource or guides on them would be fantastic too.

https://preview.redd.it/4wt1eww0tn381.png?width=1661&format=png&auto=webp&s=f8cc0ec7127b88e72713f2dbabbc07de6f2058e8

https://preview.redd.it/8oqowb51tn381.png?width=1024&format=png&auto=webp&s=5b06c765c9b8f9c0b16589dfd52fe4d5d8edd0be

New to powerBi. Working as a scrum master Has anyone tried or knows if I can create cumulative flow diagrams in powerBi. Purpose is to track the flow of work. Been doing it in excel so far.

I hope you all could potentially help, I wondered if there was a smart way to show data flows between various systems with a drill down into datasets?

How do you label the data flow of a video recording subprocess of a data flow diagram that consists of processes Start, Pause, and Stop since there's no real data passed in?

Anyone tried to render stock / flow diagrams on Emacs?

I was reading Thinking in Systems: A Primer and found this diagram:

Figure 14. Reinvestment in capital

With Org + Mermaid, I was able to get a diagram rendered like:

https://preview.redd.it/twwowtem8io71.png?width=1590&format=png&auto=webp&s=bbb6ccd5da8542a0670b2f0d26c8ef89e550cdff

Mermaid doesn't support edge icons or pointing edges to another edge, or rendering a cloud shape node, so I had to tweak the styles a bit. For detail please see here.

What do you think?

I am trying to reverse engineer some highly obfuscated Javascript code, Is there a tool for VSCode that can generate flow diagrams from a Javascript file?

Draw the Level 0 diagram for the National Merchandising Case below. Use a diagramming tool.

National Merchandising Case
(adapted by Prof. Al Bento, University of Baltimore)

National Merchandising receives invoices from its vendors by mail. Every morning the mailroom manager, Ross Manning, delivers all invoices and all mail addressed to the attention of the accounts payable department to Ginny Anderson, the accounts payable clerk, who accumulates invoices throughout the week in an accordion folder. On Thursday, she reviews, prices and posts the invoices.

Thursdays mornings, Ginny checks if the invoices were signed or not by the vendors, and if the invoices were accepted or not by an authorized employee at National Merchandising. If they are not, she mails the invoices back to the vendors with the corresponding reason(s). If the orders are signed and were accepted she checks if a purchase order is on file. If it is she approves the invoices. If there is no purchase order on file she sends the order to the purchase department for approval. If the purchase department secures the approval of the invoice and sends it back to accounts payable, Ginny files it with the other approved invoices. If the invoice is not approved by the purchase department she mails it back to the vendor, again, with the corresponding reason(s). Then, she verifies all price, shipping and handling, and tax computations, corrects the totals as needed, files the corrected invoices in a payable invoices file, and enters the invoice number and total in an invoice log file.

Thursdays afternoons, Ginny retrieves the invoices from the payable invoices file and adds the amount due and invoice number to the vendor's ledger card -- a record of all accounting transactions for the particular vendor -- and to the general ledger. Finally, she logs the accounts payable transactions in the accounts payable file, using information from the invoice log file and payable invoices file. The invoices themselves are stored alphabetically in a filing cabinet.

Checks for payments to vendors are written and signed each Friday. Harry Deming, manager of accounts payable, review all accounts and outstanding invoices, and determines which ones should be paid. He writes the check and at the same time enters the amount of the check, the name of the vendor, and the numbers of the invoices paid, in the checkbook. The same information is entered on the vendor's ledger card and the general ledger. The check

https://arxiv.org/pdf/2105.11334.pdf

This paper has a new and original approach to proving the conjecture.

The authors believe that they found the proof. Do you agree?

I was thinking about using IThoughts to create my story concept on my IPad. Is there any free app which is able to do the same ?

I believe that Twine can be used, but I want the story flow development to feel as natural as possible. IThoughts seems to get that done..

Hi everyone!

Does anyone have any good examples or resources on how to put a data flow diagram together specifically as it applies to CUI? I'm having some difficulty putting one together and I think my problem is a lack of good examples as it applies to CUI. Any help would be appreciated.

Hi Everyone,

Any suggestion on any tool available in the market to visualize sql code/procedures in the form of flowchart in an automated way by looking at the code rather than me creating one manually

I an refactoring a legacy code, Wanted to see if there are easy way's to visualize it and see if things could be run in parallel which are sequential

This system is designed to perform a baseline ore processing chain through:

1. Universal Macerator
2. Ore Washing Plant
3. Thermal Centrifuge
4. Universal Macerator
5. Combine partial byproducts into full dusts
6. Output final products / bypass any materials that are not designated for processing

Additional system functionality:

1. Filter and Macerate selected non-ore materials
2. Filter and process specific ores through mercury & sodium persulfate chemical baths to boost select byproduct production
3. Filter and process gemstone ores through sifting to maximize solid gem material output
4. Multistep process and extract Endstone, Moon Dirt, and Moon Rock to retrieve rare elements
5. Filter and refine Cinnabar Dust, Cobaltite Dust, Dark Ashes, Galena Dust, Garnet Sand, Marble Dust, Netherrack Dust, Pyrite Dust, Realgar Dust, Red Garnet Dust, Redstone Dust, Sphalerite Dust, Tetrahedrite Dust, Vanadium Magnetite Dust, and Yellow Garnet, into their base components
6. Filter and macerate chipped gemstones into dust

Process Flow Diagram:

https://preview.redd.it/zx79anqwocc81.jpg?width=5313&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c946f1104fe18dbbdc980cbe4becfdbf5d36aa52

Electrical Distribution Layout:

https://preview.redd.it/8vxkdfmzocc81.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=38045b9a2fad7039c88bdad16e1780f6ff2800eb

Top Layout, 1-8:

https://preview.redd.it/x6eyphl0pcc81.png?width=1913&format=png&auto=webp&s=1fd08a64dde6a8757ee8c1f3fec04ebd5bff8886

Top Layout, 9-16:

https://preview.redd.it/ax5h0qg1pcc81.png?width=1881&format=png&auto=webp&s=718c8bf75b971d00785fc5ec6be589326fadd876

Left Side:

https://preview.redd.it/amhlny17pcc81.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=09fab9ea4407df30d44fe0723a4e40ea2a1b1903

Right Side:

https://preview.redd.it/g20xzzv7pcc81.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=8b2c34a1811ce180e7954768ee969b1dbe500cb1

Back:

https://preview.redd.it/2iyggeibpcc81.png?width=864&format=png&auto=webp&s=773838ef5f27e2ed04562594354df4eee5d802d0

Top:

https://preview.redd.it/rzvdhshcpcc81.png?width=1268&format=png&auto=webp&s=d4308133adb5c9d4edcc9187b8d6537af15beedc

*Alternate Machine, Multiblock Sifter (MV):

https://preview.redd.it/u38qu7kppqc81.png?width=959&format=png&auto=webp&s=e9ea8ff016c6eb5154b92ca9ee187f86c51fe92a

ISO view of full assembly with Multiblock sifter:

https://pre