Blue Lines (Beta)
by Eric Manasse
Flow arrows that stay connected - across moves, edits and files. Beta.
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About this plugin
Blue Lines draws flow arrows between screens that stay attached.
Move a screen and its arrows follow. Copy a whole section into another file and the flow comes with it, still connected. Hand-shape an arrow and Blue Lines keeps your bends instead of redrawing them.
What it doesConnect two screens, or select a row of screens and auto-connect them in reading orderLive updates: drag or resize a screen while the panel is open and its arrows re-routePin: an arrow you edit by hand keeps its shape - only the ends moveAnnotations: a label on the line, in the line's colourStyle per arrow: colour, weight, corner radius, start and end caps, exit sideArrows attached to a component inside a screen leave through the screen's edge, never across itCreate section flow: wraps loose screens in a documented section (title, numbered screens, status)Why it existsMost flow plugin's line connection breaks on copy/paste, so arrows come loose the moment a design moves to another file. Blue Lines fixes this so flows can survive the wireframe-to-production handover.
BetaThis is an early release. Arrows drawn with the panel closed are flagged for review on next open rather than silently redrawn - nothing changes without you asking. No network access; nothing leaves your file.
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