force sim. along one axis w. bounds

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force sim. along one axis w. bounds

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Last edited May 20, 2019

Created on May 17, 2019

Two side-by-side groups of seven circles demonstrate a one-dimensional force simulation. Black circles show the initial positions, while red circles show results after 100 ticks of a d3.forceSimulation with a d3.forceManyBody repulsion. A custom box_force constrains vertical movement to the SVG bounds while holding the x-coordinate centered. The simulation runs synchronously without animation, and each circle has a radius of 20 pixels, rendered as SVG elements in a 300x350 viewport.

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