Double-click the node, the node and the nodes once associated with the node remain highlighted, the remaining nodes become gray, the radius becomes smaller, the text disappears, and shrinks inward.
Normal state
Focus effect
'class', (data) => (data.hide && 'hide') || (data.nodeStatus < 0 && 'noActive') || (data.cateType === 0 && 'mainCompany') || (data.cateType === 1 && 'relativeCompany') || (data.cateType === 2 && 'relativePerson''r', (data) => (data.nodeStatus === -2 5 data.cateType < 2 ? 20 : 10
this.simulation
.alpha(0.3)
.force('charge', d3.forceManyBody().strength((data) => {if (data.nodeStatus === -2) {return -50;
}return -200;
}))
.force('link', d3.forceLink(this.edgesData).id((data) => { return data.name; }).distance((data) => {if (data.target.nodeStatus === -2 || data.source.nodeStatus === -2) {return 50;
}return 150;
}))
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