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I’m trying to replicate my chart flow in Miro to better understand the logic behind my workflow.

Currently, I need to use a mix of Grasshopper and Excel.

I tried using Miro, but I wasn’t able to find a way to create multiple input/output nodes and connect them with black arrows without the connections overlapping.

Could I get some advice on how to do this?

 

 

 

 

Hi ​@Michal Dengusiak,

 

Thanks for reaching out! and for sharing your setup. I can definitely see why you're trying to replicate your workflow logic in Miro—great way to visualize things clearly.

 

From what I see, the limitation you're running into stems from the way Miro’s mind map tool enforces its own structure and hierarchy, which can be restrictive when you want total freedom over connections.

 

I tried recreating your logic using basic shapes and wireframes instead of the mind map tool. This gives you way more control. Here's what I recommend:

✅ Use standard shapes (rectangle, line, circle) to build your nodes
✅ Label them manually 
✅ Connect using arrows (Shift + drag or from the shape's handles)
✅ To avoid overlaps, use grid snapping or enable “smart layout” in settings
✅ If you need multiple connections from one node, just duplicate handles or branch out arrows manually

Here’s a quick preview of what I tried on my end—just using simple blocks and manual lines for connections.

Let me know if you need help with anything!


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