Hi,
this might actually be a stupid idea but nevertheless wanted to suggest it to elaborate with others if it would actually be a quality of live feature.
If a node has many connections, especially when rewiring them, chances of duplicated connections become increasingly likely. I.e. can you spot on the below screenshot the duplicated connection?
Therefore I’d like to suggest to either:
- Color all connections if a node got selected in a sequential order of up to seven easily distinguishable, meaning high contrast, colors (see below) and restart with the first if necessary
- Only highlight duplicated connections. Though, if there are multiple, different colors must be used again
- Use a dashed line for duplicated colors
As follows the colors I’d suggest starting with high visibility red and continuing with complementing high contrast ones:
- Red - A vibrant and bold color, visible against white and in contrast to cyan. RGB: (255, 0, 0).
- Cyan - Providing maximum contrast with red, clear and vibrant against white. RGB: (0, 255, 255).
- Warm Yellow - Adjusted to be more distinguishable against white, a warm tone that contrasts with cyan. RGB: (255, 223, 0).
- Blue - Offers a calming contrast to the warmth of yellow, clear against white. RGB: (0, 0, 255).
- Orange - A vibrant, warm color that contrasts with blue and stands out against white. RGB: (255, 165, 0).
- Purple - A cool, deep color providing contrast to orange and distinct against white. RGB: (128, 0, 128).
- Green - Offers natural vibrancy and stands in contrast to purple, clearly visible against white. RGB: (0, 128, 0).
Best
Mike