Streamline your model-based engineering projects with Power Pack for IBM Rhapsody

The Context Pattern Editor simplifies the design of custom tables and queries in IBM Rhapsody.

With an intuitive environment, users can create and modify context patterns using pick lists, and edit different Tokens and Constraints, eliminating the need for manual context pattern writing.

IBM Rhapsody has a Populate function to add model elements to diagrams, but that has a few limitations that can make using it somewhat unwieldy.

The Populate Diagram helper from the SodiusWillert Power Pack for IBM Rhapsody makes auto-population of diagrams easy and straightforward.

Sometimes, you may want to create model elements in bulk.

With Power Pack for IBM Rhapsody, you can automatically create model elements from the copy buffer. Copy any text and let this helper do the rest. You don't need to worry about removing illegal characters for IBM Rhapsody naming rules; this helper handles it for you.

With Power Pack for IBM Rhapsody, deleting events and types is straightforward. If references exist that prevent deletion, the Power Pack guides you to those references for review.

With a single action, you can delete the type or event and all its references, offering a one-click solution for removing these complex model elements.

Simple but extremely helpful: reverse the direction of any kind of relationship without having to redraw it (e.g. for associations, flows, and even for multiple relationships at once).

The "Change To" feature available in IBM Rhapsody is effective for single-model elements with a small number of target types.

For more realistic scenarios, Power Pack for Rhapsody provides an enhanced version that offers options to select and filter, making use of the Change To feature faster and more convenient.

Navigating from a lifeline or a message on a sequence diagram to the corresponding model element in the Rhapsody model browser is easy -- as long as the element is not 'realized'. Once a lifeline or message is realized, locating it becomes impossible.

With Power Pack for IBM Rhapsody, you can locate realized messages and lifelines.

Locating and navigating to stereotypes that have been applied to model elements is a cumbersome manual exercise in IBM Rhapsody.

You can easily locate applied stereotypes with the SodiusWillert Power Pack.

Locating the 'other end' of a generalization relationship in IBM Rhapsody requires multiple steps and clicking through a number of windows.

The SodiusWillert Power Pack for IBM Rhapsody greatly simplifies navigating generalization relationships and visualizes multiple generalizations with one click.

Inserting a new state in the middle of an existing transition on a state diagram in IBM Rhapsody requires manual redrawing of the transition and the addition of a new one.

The SodiusWillert Power Pack for IBM Rhapsody automates the process, allowing the insertion of a new state with a single click.

Navigating from a swimlane on an activity diagram to the represented model element requires a lot of clicking and multiple windows opening.

The SodiusWillert Power Pack for IBM Rhapsody provides instead a more effective way to locate and navigate to a represented model element. Only one click is needed.

Adding information boxes to a diagram is very helpful in documenting a model.

The SodiusWillert Power Pack for IBM Rhapsody enables manual or automated creation and update of Diagram Information Boxes. Furthermore, you can customize the content that you would like to see in those boxes. 

Creating a table layout for a stereotype in IBM Rhapsody can be laborious, especially if the stereotype has tags you want to include in the table.

The SodiusWillert Power Pack for IBM Rhapsody provides a feature that automates table layout creation with a single click, even for stereotypes applicable to multiple metaclasses.

Creating a table in IBM Rhapsody based on a layout you don't own can be laborious.

The SodiusWillert Power Pack for IBM Rhapsody offers an alternative, more flexible way to add tables to your model.

Opening web pages inside IBM Rhapsody requires writing Java plugins.

The SodiusWillert Power Pack for IBM Rhapsody provides a helper making integration of web pages easier and more flexible without the need to write a Java plugin.

IBM Rhapsody allows the edition of unit details, but only for one unit at a time. 

The SodiusWillert Power Pack for IBM Rhapsody offers a more convenient alternative by supporting multiple select or processing recursively.

Creating and editing complex model elements with IBM Rhapsody can be a lengthy process. 

The Model Element Editor included in SodiusWillert Power Pack for IBM Rhapsody introduces a feature that simplifies complex tasks and offers a customized editing experience.