3DCube demo

3DCube Demo

1) Define the graph to be drawn

You can edit the graph in the textbox below, starting from the examples on the left.

2) Choose a drawing algorithm

Select one of the available drawing algorithms below.

	Drawing method	Drawing standard	Author(s)	Year
	Momentum Curve	Straight-line grid drawing	R.F. Cohen, P. Eades, T. Lin, and F. Ruskey	1994
	Slices	Orthogonal grid drawing	T. Biedl	1995
	Kolmogorov & Barzdin	Orthogonal grid drawing	P. Eades, C. Stirk, and S. Whitesides	1995
	Compact	Orthogonal grid drawing	P. Eades, A. Symvonis, and S. Whitesides	1996
	Three Bends	Orthogonal grid drawing	P. Eades, A. Symvonis, and S. Whitesides	1996
	Papakostas & Tollis	Orthogonal grid drawing	A. Papakostas and I.G. Tollis	1997
	Reduce Forks	Orthogonal grid drawing	G. Di Battista, M. Patrignani, and F. Vargiu	1998

3) Choose an output format

Select one of the available outputs below.

	Explore in a new browser window (thanks to the JavaScript three-dimensional graph drawing viewer and editor 3Dtor).
	GML textual output. A tab will open with a GML description of the drawing, to be saved and analyzed with your preferred software.
	JSON output. This is actually 3Dtor input. A tab will open with a json description of the drawing, to be saved and analyzed with your preferred software.
	VRML20 output. A tab will open with a VRML description of the drawing, to be saved and analyzed with your preferred VRML viewer.

4) Submit the graph

Click this button to send your graph to the server: