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-visualsc - Visual State Chart Editor for SCXML.
+VisualSc - Visual Statechart Editor for SCXML.
+Developed by Matthew Zhan and David Drell.
 
-visualsc is a graphical state chart editor built on Qt.
-It adds graphical attributes to state elements in a SCXML file.
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-When completed, the project will include statemachine engines
-(in various languages) that read SCXML directly so that one
-can design a state machine graphically and transform that image
-into a running statemachine (via SCXML files) bypassing the source
-code phase. Additionally, visualsc will allow a developer to annimate
-actual state chart execution using debug tracing from the runtime machines.
+Install Micosoft Visual C++ 2013 (REQUIRED)
+https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1lDetBy1i69TUVrWjZRd21qOWM/view?usp=sharing
 
+Install Visual Statechart 2.0.0
+https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1lDetBy1i69RzJMQmlfeXhENFk/view?usp=sharing
 
+VisualSc is an editor for hierarchical statecharts developed in C++ with Qt and is based on the statechart model by David Harel. One can save and load statecharts using .SCXML and export statecharts to C++ code. The purpose of this program is to provide the user a platform to quickly create and easily manage statechart states and transitions with an editable graphics view and an organized form view. Additionally, VisualSc can port a statechart directly to code, modeling the statechart using the Qt framework with QStates.