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    Hi! I'vw been having some odd problems with connecting elements in Dundas diagram. I have an Element with 3 ConnectionPoints ( on is an input, and two ara outputs ) and when I try to connect a second Element's input to one of the outputs it always connects to the same ConnectionPoint no mater which I specify in the code. Like: ElementFunctionality.ConnectElements( myConnector , TheOtherPoint , myElement.ConnectionPoints[ "Yes" ] ); //and ElementFunctionality.ConnectElements( myConnector , TheOtherPoint , myElement.ConnectionPoints[ "No" ] ); will both connect to the "Yes" ConnectionPoint of the elment. I've even tried connecting manualy without using the ConnectElements function. I'm realy out of ideas. Can someone help? Oh, and here is a screenshot.

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      Hi! I'vw been having some odd problems with connecting elements in Dundas diagram. I have an Element with 3 ConnectionPoints ( on is an input, and two ara outputs ) and when I try to connect a second Element's input to one of the outputs it always connects to the same ConnectionPoint no mater which I specify in the code. Like: ElementFunctionality.ConnectElements( myConnector , TheOtherPoint , myElement.ConnectionPoints[ "Yes" ] ); //and ElementFunctionality.ConnectElements( myConnector , TheOtherPoint , myElement.ConnectionPoints[ "No" ] ); will both connect to the "Yes" ConnectionPoint of the elment. I've even tried connecting manualy without using the ConnectElements function. I'm realy out of ideas. Can someone help? Oh, and here is a screenshot.

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      Try support@dundas.com Regards, Nish


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