Force Clustering with Controlled Anchor Motion
This example uses hidden zero-opacity links to keep three groups clustered in a live force layout, then drives the group anchors around the root with a timer. It combines slot-based node rendering, a canvas backdrop, runtime line-visibility inspection, theme switching, `RGMiniView`, and a shared floating settings and export panel. It is most useful as a reference for controlled motion on top of relation-graph's built-in force solver.
Animating Hidden-Link Force Clusters in a Galaxy-Style Graph
What This Example Builds
This example builds a full-screen force-layout viewer with one central root, three first-level group nodes, and twelve child labels under each group. The visible result is a galaxy-style scene: the root appears as an electric-border sphere, the first ring behaves like oversized planets, and the child nodes stay clustered around those moving anchors.
Users can start or stop the motion, reveal or hide the