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Lets make a face!

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LLonkiSolomki
Last edited Oct 5, 2019
Created on Oct 5, 2019

This example visualizes a simple line drawing of a human face using only two data points as input. The face is rendered as an SVG path, with its shape generated through a force-directed layout simulation using `d3.forceSimulation`. The code applies thick, rounded strokes via the `.lines` and `.lines path` CSS classes, giving the face a soft, cartoon-like appearance. All drawing happens directly in the browser with D3.js v5, and the visualization updates dynamically as the simulation runs.

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