VR Force-Directed Graph

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VR Force-Directed Graph

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Last edited Apr 25, 2018

Created on Apr 23, 2018

This visualization immerses viewers in a 3D force-directed graph, rendered with WebGL for smooth, real-time interaction in virtual reality. The network displays a bundle of linked modules from the D3.js library, with node size and color encoding the module’s file size and hierarchy. Built with Vue and D3’s force simulation, the graph supports immersive navigation, allowing users to explore the dependency structure from within a VR environment.

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Virtual reality representation of a force-directed iterative layout, using 3d-force-graph-vr. This component uses A-Frame for VR rendering and either d3-force-3d or ngraph for the layout physics engine.

Cycle through various topological data sets using the button on the top-right. Click the icon on the bottom-right to enter VR mode.

Simulate flying-style movement through the layout using a gamepad controller or the arrow/wasd keys on a physical keyboard.

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