Rectangles are subset of polygons. Identifying the choice blocks as polygons is unnecessarily confusing for the color blind. They are six-sided, and are therefore properly identified as hexagons.
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%Fungus Flowcharts visually differentiate three differents kinds of Block behavior:
1. Event Block - blue rounded rectangle (Block execution triggered by an event)
2. Branching Block - orange polygon (passes control to 2 or more other Blocks, and not and Event Block)
2. Branching Block - orange hexagon (passes control to 2 or more other Blocks, and not an Event Block)
3. Standard Block - yellow rectangle (no event, passes control to 0 or 1 other blocks)
## 1: Event Block - blue rounded rectangle ##
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NOTE: A Block with an Execute On Event will always appear as an Event Block in the Flowchart, regardless of whether its Commands contain menus or calls to 2 or more Blocks). In other words, in terms of Flowchart appearance, display of an Event Block overrides display of a Branching Block.
## 2: Branching Block - orange polygon ##
If a Block is *not* an Event Block, and its Commands include Calls and/or Menu commands to execute Commands in 2 or more other Blocks, then in the Flowchart window this Block will be displayed as a Branching Block, visually appearing as an **orange polygon**.
## 2: Branching Block - orange hexagon ##
If a Block is *not* an Event Block, and its Commands include Calls and/or Menu commands to execute Commands in 2 or more other Blocks, then in the Flowchart window this Block will be displayed as a Branching Block, visually appearing as an **orange hexagon**.
![branching block]
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