In gravity mode, nodes react to different forces, acting like objects in space. Every node is attracted to the center, while being repelled by other vertices. Edges act like springs, aiming for an ideal length, affecting the adjacent nodes.
Ways to interact with the graph:
Drag and Drop nodes in canvas.
Click to fix/unfix node position.
Edit Mode
In edit mode, you can easily change node or edge labels. Click on a node/edge and start typing the new value. Hit Enter or Esc or click somewhere else in order to process the input.
Ways to interact with the graph:
Click on node to modify.
Click on edge to modify.
Draw Mode
In draw mode, you can make changes to the graph by drawing new edges and adding new nodes.
Ways to interact with the graph:
Click on the canvas to add new node.
Click two nodes to draw a new edge.
Delete Mode
In delete mode, you can make changes to the graph by clicking on edges or nodes. This will delete the selected object.
Ways to interact with the graph:
Click on a node to delete the node and adjiacent edges.
Click on a edge to delete it.
Pathing Tab
The following functions will display classic search algorithms. Select the algorithm and the root for every connected component. For Maximum Flow choose a source and destination.
Length status:
Length status:
Highlight tab
The following functions will highlight Bridge edges, Connected components, Biconnected components. Each color represents a different set. Also, the graph must be undirected. Be aware that repeated edges count twice.
Directed status:
The following function highlights the strongly connected components of a directed graph.
Directed status:
Sortation Tab
The Tree funtion will sort your graph in the shape of a tree. Cycles are not allowed in a Tree.
Cycle status:
The Shuffle funtion will sort your graph in an randomized order.
The Topological sort function will sort your graph in topological order. The graph must be directed and without cycles.