Putting it all together

You now have every building block: shapes, arrows, text, styling, anchors, groups, automatic layout, icons, and variables. This final page assembles them into a real cloud architecture diagram — the kind you might sketch to explain a serverless request flow.

Notice there are no manual coordinates. Layout directives declare the structure — a labelled AWS Region boundary, two rows of flow — and SheepText places everything. Icons carry labelside top captions, numbered arrows trace the request path, heads both marks a two-way call, and route above sends the return edge over the top. That last one is a presentation choice: the (5) edge is routed clear either way, and route above picks which side it takes:

The same toolkit scales down as well as up. Here a compact deployment view combines a styled group, an icon, a plain box, and a labelled connector — mixing automatic and manual composition as each part of the picture needs:

That completes the tutorial. Open any example in the editor to experiment, then start sketching your own diagrams.