Timer-Driven Force Layout Parameter Cycling
This example builds a full-screen force-layout viewer that loads a large inline branching dataset, zooms out, and then alternates force coefficients every three seconds so the cluster keeps re-forming. It uses relation-graph's built-in force engine, `setJsonData(...)`, `setZoom(30)`, and `updateOptions(...)` rather than a control panel or custom node rendering.
Timer-Driven Force Layout Oscillation on a Full-Screen Graph
What This Example Builds
This example builds a self-running full-screen graph viewer. The canvas shows one large branching network as translucent white circles connected by straight translucent edges, all placed on a green gradient background.
The graph initializes itself on mount, immediately zooms out to 30, and then keeps changing shape because the force-layout coefficients are swapped every three seconds. There is no cust