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Edges can be configured with different length and styling. To configure edges, provide an object named <code>edges</code> in the <code>options</code> for the Network.
Because the length of an edge is a property of the physics simulation, you can change the length of the edge by changing the springLength in your selected physics solver.
To change the edge length of individual edges, you can use the <code>length</code> property in the <ahref="Edges">edge definition</a>.
To change the edge length of individual edges, you can use the <code>length</code> property in the <ahref="#Edges">edge definition</a>.
network = new vis.Network(container, data, options);
// add event listeners
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<h2>Camera animations</h2>
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You can move the view around programmatically using the .moveTo(options) function. The options supplied to this function can
also be (partially) supplied to the zoomExtent() function
also be (partially) supplied to the .zoomExtent() and .focusOnNode() methods. These are explained in the docs.
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The buttons below take the fields from the table when they can. For instance, the "Animate with default settings." takes the position, scale and offset while using
the default animation values for duration and easing function. The focusOnNode takes everything except the position and the zoomExtent takes only the duration and easing function.
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Here you can see a full description of the options you can supply to moveTo: