After importing a .sysml model, how can I generate a complete view for it?

[GorbadPS3]

I'm a beginner to SysML v2, but I've been following a youtube series for creating some sysml models in Visual Studio code. Coming from a programming background, I find the textual method precise and easy to use. However, I need to be able to visualize the system in a diagram with flows and relationships. There's a paid tool for visual studio code that does this, but I already have SysON as an open-source and free tool for managing SysML v2 models.

So, my question is: If I create a sysml v2 model in another tool (without views), is there a way to automatically create the view in SysON? So far drag-and-dropping all elements into a new view doesn't seem to work as expected, because the drag-and-drop operations can sometimes accidentally change the actual syntax and structure of the data (i.e. moving an attribute out from a sub-element to the parent element instead). This kind of accidental changes to the model itself must be avoided, which is why the drag-and-drop approach does not work in this case.

[AxelRICHARD]

Hello,

Once you created a diagram (e.g. a General View), you can use, from the diagram background palette (accessible on right-click), the Add existing element(s) and Add existing element(s) recursive tools. The first one will only add children of the element on which the General View has been created, the second one will add children, and children of children, recursively.

Regards,