Press OK when publishing is completed.Press OK to close the Advanced Options dialog and press OK again in the Project Publisher dialog to start publishing.Pick the Racing Game Packages and press OK.Choose Select a diagram in the Default diagram combo box.Select Open subdiagrams in Drill down effect for general models.Select index.html (without menu) in the Generate menu combo box.button to bring up the advanced settings. Enter the output location for the publisher in the Output directory field.Save your project by selecting Project > Save from the toolbar.To publish your project into a HTML website: You can also have it inside the published HTML website. This kind of handy navigation is not limited to within the application. Publish a project to HTML with Package Diagram as the navigation map You can go back to the package by clicking the link at the top left corner of the diagram.You are now being brought to the Racing Game class diagram.Locate the diagram from the popup menu, say the Racing Game class diagram and then click on it.This will bring up a list of sub-diagrams under the Race package. Click on the sub-diagram resource icons.Click on the package to bring up the resource icons, say the Race.The Package Diagram can act as a starting point for you to navigate within your project. Navigate between packages and contained diagrams Repeat the steps to create dependency from Tuning to Security and also from Security to General.Select Dependency -> Package in Resource Catalog.Drag out the Resource Catalog button and drop it at the Security package.Click on the Race package to show up its resource icon.To create relationships between packages: Now, since our diagrams are being structured with packages, we can define the relationships among them. Repeat the steps for the following packages and diagrams Select the following diagrams in the Add Sub Diagrams dialog, then Press OK to commit. Click on the resource icon, then select Existing Diagrams.Click on the Race package to bring up the sub-diagram resource icon.Once the packages are ready, we can then start to organize our diagrams. Repeat the steps to create other packages, namely, Tuning, Security and General respectively.Click the Package button in diagram tool bar, then click on the blank area of the diagram to create the package.Enter Racing Game Packages as diagram name and click OK to confirm.In the New Diagram window, select Package Diagram and click Next.To create a Package Diagram, select Diagram > New from the toolbar.Create Packages for your diagramsįirst, we need to have our packages ready. In this tutorial, we will show you how this can be done. The Package Diagram also serves as a catalog for you to jump to the diagram that you want to look at. This helps you in categorizing your diagrams according to their natures, making them easier to be navigated and located. The copied model element can be pasted in where an element is able to contain.How can we fix it up? We can make use of the Package Diagram to organize your diagrams into different packages. The copied view elements will be pasted to the active diagram. Press Ctrl+V or select Edit | Paste in Menu Bar or Paste in Context Menu.Select a model element where the copied element will be pasted in Explorer.Select a model element to copy in Explorer.To copy and paste a model element in Explorer:

Open the diagram where the copied view elements to be pasted.

(To cut view elements, press Ctrl+X or select Edit | Cut in Menu Bar or Cut in Context Menu)

Press Ctrl+C or select Edit | Copy in Menu Bar or Copy in Context Menu.

Select view elements in a diagram to copy.To copy and paste view elements in Diagram Editor Copying and pasting may also be restricted depending on the view element types and diagram types. Copied view elements can be pasted in diagrams only they cannot be pasted to model elements. View elements can be copied within the same diagram or to different diagrams. In this case, all the sub-elements contained in the selected element are copied together. If a model element is copied, it has to be pasted under a model element. When copying or cutting elements for pasting, a clear distinction has to be made between model elements and view elements.

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