Developed by Gregor Potočnik
Developed by Gregor Potočnik
Sparse6: A compact format for sparse graphs, used by nauty utilities. It is based
on the adjacency list and always starts with a colon (:) to distinguish it from graph6.
More information.
Example (3d cube): :GaGsQQRQbR
Graph6: A compact format for dense graphs, also used by nauty. It is based on the adjacency matrix. More information.
Example (3d cube): Gs@ipo
Adjacency List: Lists the neighbours of each vertex. The first line contains the neighbours
of the first vertex, the second line for the second vertex, and so on. Neighbours can be separated by
spaces, commas, or
both. Lines may optionally begin with vertex number: for compatibility. Graphs can be written
using 0-based or 1-based vertex numbering. The program will automatically detect the numbering by checking
for the presence of zeroes in the file.
Example (3d cube):
Length: Target edge length. Mainly affects the ratio between spring and electric forces.
Spring: Edge spring strength. Higher values give stronger edge influence.
Electric: Repulsion between vertices.
Resistance coefficient: Damps movement. Higher values reduce motion.
Sliders don't support all possible values. You can set parameters manually via the browser's developer console, e.g. settings.resistanceCoefficient = 1.1; (replace with any parameter and value).