In the case of a SysML block, which can be True (checked), False (unchecked), or a black box with, which will happen if some symbols are currently set True while others are False. In either window, starting typing 'Suppress' in the search bar, and you will get all the options for suppressing things from being visible on your selected elements. The other tabs in the Properties window provide a power means of editing element, tag, and traceability properties in bulk: Doing it this way will avoid snagging all element types, such as labels and relationships, which often do not have the same symbol properties, and therefore cannot be bulk edited together.Īlternatively, you can open or select the Properties window, then select the 'Symbol' tab, to have access to the same properties for bulk edit. Now you can right-click and select symbol properties and will have access to the common properties of all those symbol types at once. hold shift and select both a class and a comment symbol at the same time), then it will select all of the symbols that match the type any of the elements already selected. If you click on multiple types of objects (e.g.

To do this, click on a class symbol, then use ctrl-shift-s to select all other symbols of the same type.

You can select all the class symbols at once, and edit them in bulk, rather than following the above for each symbol on your diagram. There is also an entry on the Compartments menu to 'Suppress All' which will turn all of them off.Īfter suppressing the compartments, click the auto-size icon at the bottom right and you should get something with just the name: If you click on the class element symbol, on the left there should be small minus signs that you can click to 'Suppress', or hide, each compartment completely.Īlternatively, you can click the '.' Compartments icon on the left at the top (to the left of the symbol name/header) and then remove the checkmark for any compartment you want to hide. Per the comments, it appears you have removed the elements from the compartments, rather than hiding/removing the compartments themselves. Suppress/Hide the compartments, rather than remove the properties from them. The principle is the same for any compartment.

With my empty compartments being 'values' and 'operations', instead of 'attributes' and 'stereotypes'. Your symbols probably look something like this as described: I'll use block elements as an example, instead of classes, but they are just 'fancy' SysML classes. Note this is using MagicDraw 19.0-SP2, so there might be some differences.

Magicdraw sysml v18.v2