Are there "hidden" representations (diagrams) in Capella?

[KaBe]

Hello,
I am especially thinking about the “Common” diagrams:

I made a functional chain on my PAB, and I noticed that the functional chains were part of the “common” representations because of the following configurations i encountered:

Yet I could not find any diagram for Function chains that would appear under the “common” section.

So I was wondering:

• Is every “represensation” = equal to a diagram?
• if yes, are some of them “hidden” somehow?
• If yes, can we access a hidden one, like “opening a diagram called (Functional Chain Description Blanck Diagram)”?

[StephaneLacrampe]

• 1. I believe there are other types of representations than diagrams (in the Sirius sense) like tables
• 2. Not “hidden” but not all of them are accessible through the method browser. For example, for creating a Functional Chain description, create a functional chain, then select the “square” representing the Functional chain, right-click and create a new Functional Chain Description
• 3. see previous answer

You will find a complete list of all Capella Diagrams in the documentation: Capella Guides → Diagrams

Stephane LACRAMPE
Obeo Canada

[KaBe]

@StephaneLacrampe

Not “hidden” but not all of them are accessible through the method browser. For example, for creating a Functional Chain description, create a functional chain, then select the “square” representing the Functional chain, right-click and create a new Functional Chain Description

Very interesting, I was not aware there was a FC Description Diagram.
This reminds of a another competitive MBSE tool that had its State diagrams associated with/inside the “missions/use cases”, it is is kind of similar (you open it by selecting the graphical element).

I just noticed saw that it was; indeed, mentioned here: capella/diagrams.mediawiki at master · eclipse/capella · GitHub. Although, there was no mention of the method of opening it, such as the right-click → new ->…etc

Thanks a lot, again!