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Kkhaled mohamed
Last edited Apr 24, 2021
Created on Apr 22, 2021
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This example renders a static SVG scene of a geometric structure composed of multiple black line segments, gray circles, and yellow glowing circles. The drawing uses React to render SVG elements and incorporates a custom filter effect for the glowing circles. The lines form a roof-like shape with a grid below, while the circles act as nodes or lights within the composition. The visualization demonstrates basic SVG drawing with React, using fixed coordinates and no data-driven elements or D3 APIs.

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