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When dragging any node, all other nodes unconnected to it drift away without any bounding force pulling back together.
It seems that most if not all of the examples shows such property. (especially obvious when trying the final example where you can create node and edges by yourself.
Is this intentional by design? Is there a way to set a bounding force that prevent unconnected nodes from drifting too far?
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When dragging any node, all other nodes unconnected to it drift away without any bounding force pulling back together.
It seems that most if not all of the examples shows such property. (especially obvious when trying the final example where you can create node and edges by yourself.
Is this intentional by design? Is there a way to set a bounding force that prevent unconnected nodes from drifting too far?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: