Vasco Asturiano

Ah, I realize now that indeed the issue is with the control point of the quadratic curve, not the arc geometries, those are fine. 👍 Approach # 1 definitely seems...

The article suggests to allow the consumer to specify an `h2` for the problematic links. > It happens especially when position of the two ends are too close or the...

@fil thanks for looking at this! I've tested the change on my side and it certainly fixes all the twisting cases I could find. 👍 Though it also makes the...

@fil I added a change request to your notebook with the additional datasets so it can be experimented with. 👍 https://observablehq.com/d/07db25f490cf93d1

Just in case there is interest in a solution that includes bouncing off the container walls, there is https://github.com/vasturiano/d3-force-surface

There is another possibility which is to have a force that forces (excuse the pun) the nodes inside the container by manipulating the nodes positions instead of just the velocities....

As an attempt to address the issue of nodes gathering on the container's edge I've added an enhancement that lets you specify a soft repelling force away from the edges,...

I like that api schema a lot. The way you can specify a complex polygon like an ellipse using a set of hyperplane walls is extremely cool. Actually, it gave...

@john-guerra just chiming in to mention my experience is also that this force type would be super useful! It is so often needed that I think it earned its place...

@john-guerra nice! I've added it to the list at [d3-force-registry](https://github.com/vasturiano/d3-force-registry).