Enhance your ability to explore and understand intricate SysML v2 models with Tom Sawyer SysML v2 Viewer. Take advantage of automatic layout, intuitive graph interaction, and seamless integration with any SysML v2 API-compliant repository to efficiently analyze complex models and gain deeper insights. Visualize models from any repository that supports the SysML v2 API and services specification, ensuring smooth integration and effortless access to your models.

SysML v2 represents a significant advancement over SysML v1, addressing many of its limitations and introducing new features to enhance the modeling experience for systems engineers. With improved usability, expressiveness, integration, and tool support, SysML v2 is poised to become a more powerful and effective language for systems modeling.

With our powerful automatic layout, SysML v2 Viewer software instantly generates interactive graph visualizations of models, saving systems engineers from hours of time manipulating incomplete and inelegantly arranged drawings. Easily and automatically enforce standard drawing conventions using built-in graph layout algorithms for consistent, readable, and dynamic diagrams. Choose from hierarchical or orthogonal layout styles. Additional settings allow you to choose left-to-right or top-to-bottom layout direction when using hierarchical layout. SysML v2 Viewer allows you to focus your time and effort on modeling and analysis rather than rearranging diagrams.

SysML v2 Viewer gives you unparalleled flexibility to interactively create custom visualizations that reveal connections and insights at a glance. Intuitive graph interaction features allow you to effortlessly navigate intricate system designs and relationships with ease, and simplifies communication of complex concepts to stakeholders with presentation-ready visualizations. Interaction features include selectively loading model elements in an intuitive tree diagram or nested structure, and removing model elements from the visualization.

When loading model elements, you can choose to load only a specific element, the element and its direct children, or the element and all its descendants. Likewise, you can selectively remove model elements from the diagram, to customize it for your purposes. Removing elements does not remove them from the source model.

When user-defined keywords are used in the source file of your model, you can customize the diagram by adding colors to your models to visually distinguish different components or system behaviors. Color-coding allows you to quickly identify key elements, spot patterns, and highlight areas of interest or concern, making it easier to interpret complex models. This approach also improves communication with stakeholders by simplifying the representation of intricate systems, enabling faster comprehension and more informed decision-making. Ultimately, color adds an extra layer of context that boosts efficiency in system analysis and design.