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I want to create a sankey diagram where it is allowed to have multiple links between the same nodes.
Here I have two links between DE and FR (one link of value 1 and another link of value 2):
I would expect the neighboring links not to overlap, but they do.
=> Is that a bug of d3.sankeyLinkHorizontal ?
=> How can I ensure that the links from DE to FR run "in parallel" without overlap?
Another example for the use case of multiple/parallel links in sankey diagrams:
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Unwanted overlap of "parallel" links with sankeyLinkHorizontal
Unwanted overlap of multiple/"parallel" links with sankeyLinkHorizontal
Nov 23, 2020
stefaneidelloth
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Unwanted overlap of multiple/"parallel" links with sankeyLinkHorizontal
Unwanted overlap of multiple/parallel links with sankeyLinkHorizontal
Nov 23, 2020
I want to create a sankey diagram where it is allowed to have multiple links between the same nodes.
Here I have two links between DE and FR (one link of value 1 and another link of value 2):
I would expect the neighboring links not to overlap, but they do.
=> Is that a bug of d3.sankeyLinkHorizontal ?
=> How can I ensure that the links from DE to FR run "in parallel" without overlap?
Another example for the use case of multiple/parallel links in sankey diagrams:
https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Sankey-diagram-of-material-flows-through-the-global-economy-world-and-the-EU-27-in_fig2_273459663
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: