Version
5.0.2
Reproduction link
https://jsfiddle.net/eskjn6y3/
Steps to reproduce
Make a basic chart with series "graph" (works fine with the les miserables example)
Use layout: "force"
Hover over a node to emphasize; the animation will be instant.
Change layout to "circular"
Animations are now smooth and timed properly.
Adding animation properties etc. doesn't seem to change this.
What is expected?
That layout: "force" graphs will have smooth emphasis transition animations like "none" and "circular" graphs
What is actually happening?
They are all 0 second transitions and look glitchy.
I don't think that this is intentional, but it would make force graphs much nicer to have properly eased transitions.
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mbyulnm02#
Note that it seems that force layout graph get emphasis animations when animationLayout: false
xuo3flqw3#
Our code uses a graph with layout: "force" and we are facing this same issue. I had to disable emphasis for now since it just looks too jumpy with it enabled so I would also like to see this issue fixed.
The layoutAnimation: false fix is also not feasible for us, since draggable nodes just do not work right with this set to false.