John Alexis Guerra Gómez

If you set the strength of force boundary to a high value then you can overpower the other forces https://observablehq.com/d/7acdd31a46c120be

I think I'm closer to @mbostock's answer to this question https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9573178/d3-force-directed-layout-with-bounding-box I do think that nodes should be allowed to exit the boundary, for instance when users drag them. With...

> ... This acts only within a certain margin of proximity of the boundary and the intensity decays linearly with the distance within this margin. A bit like having a...

Hi Fil! At first glance, this looks really cool, I'm moving between countries right now, so i expect to check it by the end of the week John. From my...

This looks really cool @Fil, would love to be able to use it as a part of d3 or as a module. Please let me know if I can help...

Ahhhh I forgot that I could test it simply importing from your notebook 😁🤷🏼‍♂️ Here is a test with a sparse network from one of my student's work https://observablehq.com/d/a98827b7f86dd773 Force...

Very cool Philippe, thanks for explaining! On Tue, Apr 20, 2021 at 11:18 PM Philippe Rivière ***@***.***> wrote: > To get a better intuition of the sliced OT algorithm, suppose...

@vasturiano glad you liked it, and thanks for the recommendations

@hornj Yes, can you please create an example of your problem? You don't really need to call the initialize function by yourself, d3 would do that for you. I'll recommend...

@nathanvogel positional forces are great, but when you have a larger disjoint graph, your nodes will tend to leave the viewport. See this notebook where increased the value of charge...