d3 | force grouping via events
This example demonstrates how d3-force can be used to group and ungroup data-driven circles through user interaction. Nine circles, colored by group (green for "one", orange for "two") and sized with a square-root scale, are simulated with forces for y-centering, centering, and collision avoidance. Clicking the SPLIT button swaps the x-force to push circles of group "one" toward x=200 and group "two" toward x=700, while JOIN returns all circles to the horizontal center. The simulation’s alphaTarget and restart methods smooth the transitions between the two layouts, and clicking a circle displays its name and value in the footer.
AI-generated descriptionsketch using d3-force to split and join nodes via buttons
to help break this up, some sketches that show:
and this example shows user interaction to split and join via events
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