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Graphical interface for configuring lifecycle states
When creating and working with lifecycle states, I want to be an environment like this...
Something with boxes and arrows that I can drag around. I graphical approach like this is easier to work with and provide an easy way to see how files get routed through the entire lifecycle.
This is a good idea for a demo purpose. But actually for the all day life, the classic interface works. I think there are so many other things to improve. But it's my opinion.
I think thats a great idea, but more like the HTML 5 workflow editor in PLM 360 instead of the lifecycle one. The PLM 360 Lifecycle editor is as clunky as it could be. I think its really important for the end user to have a visualisation of the workflow built in as part of the product, which is also the control mechanism for the workflow/lifecycle itself.
I know there's a Vault add-in which creates a tab with a visualisation grid but its limited and not where near as swanky as the PLM 360 HTML5 workflow editor.
We just release WeShining Visual Lifecycle Editor to Autodesk Exchange App Store. It's a simple but powerful tool which allows to create or edit lifecycle definition visually. More than that, you can save it into Vault directly or export it for future projects. Not sure whether this meets your requirement.
I would like to see a graphical interface for configuring lifecycle states, where you can simply drag an arrow to allow files in that transition, not having to click on every state transition and allow or deny.
Where you can drag and drop groups into states, again eliminating the need for clicking on every state and transition.
I believe Doug Redmond posted a similar post back in 2012 but it was never progressed.
It would be nice to have a graphic similar to the Change Order List to see how a lifecycle looks versus' just wording. Sometimes it is difficulte to understand how a document moves through it's lifecycle. Also would be nice to have a list of roles that can do certain functions.
I used this very interface in Solidworks EPDM 2 years ago. This is how we set up our WorkFlows (Life Cycles) by a graphical interface. It was GREAT! And I miss it working with Autodesk Vault for another company.
Add the ability to configure lifecycles and revision control graphically, using flowcharts and diagrams. This should supplement the already existing ability to configure in a tabular editor. Include the permissions and revision controls as well.
Les cycles de vie deviennent vite complexes, il faudrait pouvoir les visualiser sous forme de logigramme. Cela manque cruellement pour administrer correctement Vault.
Cordialement,
English Translation
Visualization of life cycles Hello,
The life cycles quickly become complex, it would be necessary to be able to visualize them in the form of logigram. This is sorely lacking to properly administer Vault.
Je ne comprends pas bien la discussion. Il existe un outil ou pas de visualisation ? C’était une demande prise en compte en 2013, nous sommes en 2019 ?
