Flowcharts

[StaticSpine]

Bros, any advice about flowchart makers to write down branching storylines/scenes etc?

Do you know any simple and handy ones?

 

[Wayward Son]

Inspiration is the program that we retarded American school kids use.

 

[StaticSpine]

Inspiration is the program that we retarded American school kids use.

:russiastronk:

.... I mean

:mrpresident:

 

[Snorkack]

I use Visual Paradigm, but it's not free, also there's a lot of software engineering/project management functionality which you probably don't need.
I used 'Flowgorithm' a few times during university, which is free, fairly easy to get into and might be what you're looking for. Didn't dive into it too deep tho.

 

[DraQ]

There is Dia, which is free but somewhat painful to use.

 

[Zanzoken]

I would give this one a try -- looks like it's free for personal use too

https://ardoq.com/

 

[racofer]

LaTeX + Tikz is all you need.

Here is a link to the official documentation. Have a good read and chart away.

 

[Ironmonk]

I have been toying with this one recently

http://www.yworks.com/products/yed

 

[Davaris]

Paper, pencil, eraser.

If you have money to spend there's Articy Draft. If you are on Unity3D, they made a plugin to import the data into your game. I haven't tried their Unity3D plugin though.

 

[Mustawd]

We used to use Visio when I was an auditor, but you can approximate the same using excel and smart art.


EDIT: I meant shapes. They have flowchart shapes under the "Insert" ribbon.

 

[barker_s]

In my previous job we used to model and document algorithms in https://www.draw.io/ . It's free, easy to use and browser-based. Also, you can save you charts as .xml files or export them to your image format of choice.

 

[Bésame Mucho]

UML
XD

 

[Severian Silk]

If you are a student you can probably get Visio for free from Microsoft.

 

[Raghar]

Bros, any advice about flowchart makers to write down branching storylines/scenes etc?

Do you know any simple and handy ones?

Professionals are using pen and large paper.

 

[StaticSpine]

If you are a student you can probably get Visio for free from Microsoft.