A much deeper version of the tool using more systems dynamics features is Insight Maker[0]. They're a tool to actually build and simulate real life models in. The UX is a bit more confusing, but the tool is much richer.
Loopy: a tool for thinking in systems (2017)
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Re: Loopy: a tool for thinking in systems (2017)
#12Here's the source if you want to tinker with it : https://github.com/ncase/loopy
Re: Loopy: a tool for thinking in systems (2017)
#13A much deeper version of the tool using more systems dynamics features is Insight Maker[0]. They're a tool to actually build and simulate real life models in. The UX is a bit more confusing, but the tool is much richer. [0]: https://insightmaker.com/
Slightly annoyingly, Insight Maker supports the core idea of stocks and flows but doesn't really use the stock-and-flow notation.
Re: Loopy: a tool for thinking in systems (2017)
#14Loopy is one of several Explorable Explanations tools [1] that let people interact with models embedded in web pages.
Re: Loopy: a tool for thinking in systems (2017)
#15LOOPY is made by Nicky Case! Author of interesting work such as: The Evolution of Trust (https://ncase.me/trust/), The Wisdom and/or Madness of Crowds (https://ncase.me/crowds/)
Re: Loopy: a tool for thinking in systems (2017)
#16Here's the source if you want to tinker with it : https://github.com/ncase/loopy
I'm not sure how productive I'll end up being, but it's way more fun to play with than Visio.
Re: Loopy: a tool for thinking in systems (2017)
#17I'd love to be able to change the multiplier of arcs through a dynamic quantity. Here we can just state a fixed value on each arc. In dynamic systems, these multipliers change.
you can. Just add more arrows.
Re: Loopy: a tool for thinking in systems (2017)
#18This is great. Thanks for building it!
Re: Loopy: a tool for thinking in systems (2017)
#19Man, I've been looking for this forever after having seen it a couple of years ago. I just have had no idea how to Google it. Animated flowcharts? Finite automata tool? Anyway, saved to my faves now.
Re: Loopy: a tool for thinking in systems (2017)
#20Nice visualization. Does anyone know something as entertaining to represent Finite State Machine ?