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Source link sorting by angle #89
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Incoming source links to a node are sorted by the angle between the source and target nodes, rather than their difference in y. It produces cleaner diagrams, and has a customizable weighting factor to give more weight to the x difference between nodes. The default value of 3 seems to work well.
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Incoming source links to a node are sorted by the angle between the
source and target nodes, rather than their difference in y. It produces
cleaner diagrams, and has a customizable weighting factor to give more
weight to the x difference between nodes. The default value of 3 seems
to work well.
Without sorting fix - most obvious at the "Electricity Generation" node:
With the fix - better sorting at all nodes, especially "Electricity Generation" and "Conversion Losses":
