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Feature Request: Auto alignment of VNC view nodes.

Open Mimiix opened this issue 5 years ago • 9 comments
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Feature request type

I'd like to have the VNC view to auto align. Moving those things can be a pain.

Description

I'd like to have a general button that just aligns the network nodes. Might be useful if you can group them too and then align yourself. However, it just feels like a pain in the ass to do it yourself.

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Mimiix avatar Jun 30 '20 05:06 Mimiix

It would be a very usefull feature. It becomes even harder if one uses a mobile and lose the center of the map. It's almost not possible to center it.

morfei1 avatar Jun 30 '20 10:06 morfei1

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stale[bot] avatar Jul 25 '20 03:07 stale[bot]

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SwoopX avatar Jul 25 '20 12:07 SwoopX

I would also love to have that function. For me a "grid snap" or "guidelines" would be the best solution, since I want to adjust the position of the nodes myself (sorting by room or type...). Since all nodes are the same size, maybe a "fixed grid" that can be turned off and on, would be a good solution? Just for reference I'm adding a screenshot of a mostly sorted system, how I would like to have a kind of snap align. Kind regards. deconz

EarlOfBurton avatar Feb 14 '21 10:02 EarlOfBurton

I would appreciate a grid as well. Plus something like a "zoom all button", because you can loose overview completely when accidentally moving the scroll bars or zooming. It's like looking for a stamp in the dark on the grass of a huge soccer field with a tiny flashlight.

univok avatar Mar 13 '21 18:03 univok

Plus something like a "zoom all button"

True that! Great idea.

EarlOfBurton avatar Mar 14 '21 10:03 EarlOfBurton

I would like to have nodes auto-arrange according to some algorithm, like the D3 force-directed-graph based on link strength. That would naturally group strongly linked nodes together - and the opposite for weak links. Several other softwares have something like this (D3, yED, graphviz), so it shouldn't be too hard to implement.

MarkoPaasila avatar Apr 08 '21 06:04 MarkoPaasila

Might of zoomed or moved the nodes out of the view. Still no way to reset the map/view back to normal? or locate a node on the map from double clicking it from the list?

rEs-84 avatar Dec 06 '22 21:12 rEs-84