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Even angle distribution–Enable even angle distribution of nodes.
Cluster Policy–Select Vertical or Horizontal. This determines the (automated) orientation of the
topology. Remember, you can click and drag device icons.
Cluster Spacing—Use the slider to determine the spacing between icons not in child / parent
hierarchy.
Orthogonal
Orthogonal connections include right angles. You can specify the following
settings for such layouts
Minimal nodes spacing–Use the slider to configure the node spacing.
Use pseudo-orthogonal edges–Enable pseudo-orthogonal edges that have
non-right angles.
Cluster Policy–Select Vertical or Horizontal. This determines the
(automated) orientation of the topology. Remember, you can click
and drag device icons.
Cluster Spacing—Use the slider to determine the spacing between icons not in child / parent
hierarchy.
Radial
Radial layouts arrange nodes in concentric rings.
Minimal concentric rings radius – Use the slider to determine the
concentric ring spacing.
Minimal nodes spacing– Use the slider to determine the nodes
spacing.
Angular sector (.o) –Use the slider to determine the arc where child
nodes appear.
Overlap avoidance method–Select Approximate or Deterministic.
Root node selection policy–Select Most weighted (for general graphs), Manual (for general
graphs) or Directed (only for tree graphs).
Link drawing type– Select from Straight, Straight polyline, Curved polyline, Orthogonal polyline,
Orthogonal curved.
Cluster Policy–Select Vertical or Horizontal. This determines the (automated) orientation of the
topology. Remember, you can click and drag device icons.
Cluster Spacing—Use the slider to determine the spacing between icons not in child / parent
hierarchy.
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