Delaunay Force Mesh

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Delaunay Force Mesh

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Last edited Feb 9, 2016

Created on Oct 3, 2013

This example displays a dynamic mesh of 400 nodes connected by links. The visualization shows a force-directed layout applied to the edges of a Voronoi diagram, where connected points repel and attract each other, causing the network to continuously reorganize. The scene is rendered on a Canvas element using the `d3.geom.voronoi` and `d3.layout.force` APIs from d3.v3. The force simulation ticks update the positions, redrawing the links and nodes with stroked paths and filled circles.

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