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Simple transition in v6

A blue circle moves horizontally across an SVG canvas, demonstrating a simple transition in d3.js v6. The code appends a circle to the body, sets its initial position and fill, then uses the `transition()` method with a `duration` of 4000 milliseconds to animate the `cx` attribute from 40 to 920 pixels. This example illustrates the basic syntax for chaining a transition onto a selection to animate SVG attribute changes.

d3 Animation

This example demonstrates a single-circle animation using D3 transitions. The visualization shows a red-outlined circle that starts at the left side of an SVG canvas and moves downward while changing its fill color to green over one second. The code appends an SVG element sized to the browser window, creates a circle with initial x-coordinate 200, then chains a transition with a 1000-millisecond duration to animate the y-coordinate, radius, and fill style. It uses D3 v6's `selection.transition()` and `transition.attr()` methods within a minimal HTML page.

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Simple transition in v4

A blue circle moves horizontally across an SVG canvas over four seconds, demonstrating a basic d3.js v4 transition. Using d3.select to append a circle with a blue fill, the example applies a transition with a duration of 4000 milliseconds and updates the cx attribute from 40 to 920 pixels. This illustrates the core transition API for animating SVG attribute changes in d3.js v4.

Simple transition in v7

A blue circle transitions horizontally across a wide SVG canvas in this minimal demonstration of d3-transition. The circle moves from the left edge to the right over four seconds, using a chained `transition()` with a `duration(4000)` call after initial attributes are set. The example uses d3.v7 to select the body, append an SVG element, and define the circle’s fill, radius, and starting coordinates before applying the animation. No data source is involved; the code directly specifies all visual properties and the animation target position.

Transitions

Three circles, initially stacked at the left edge of an SVG canvas, animate horizontally across the frame when the "Go" button is pressed, then return to their start positions with "Go Back." The example demonstrates D3 v4's transition system using `d3.selectAll('circle').transition()` with a staggered `delay` based on each circle's index, a fixed `duration`, and a linear `ease`. The circles are hard-coded in the markup, and the animation is triggered by inline `onclick` handlers that call the `go()` function with a boolean flag. The code highlights how D3's `transition.attr` can smoothly interpolate CSS properties like `cx` across multiple elements.

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Simple transition in v5

A simple transition moves a blue circle horizontally across an SVG canvas in d3.v5. The example demonstrates the d3-transition API by animating the circle’s `cx` attribute from 40 to 920 pixels over 4000 milliseconds. The code builds the scene by appending a circle to the SVG, setting its initial position and fill, then chaining the transition with a duration. It uses `d3.select` to target the body and `transition()` to interpolate the positional change.

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Simple transition in v5

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