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SplitsTree App
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moving split parallelograms #26

Closed rwittler closed 3 months ago

rwittler commented 3 months ago

In Splitstree 4, you can move around the edges of a split. This sometimes helps to "sort" the network or also to recognize some three-dimensional structure. I often use this feature when I explain the concept of splits to other people. Seeing the parallelograms moving often results in an a-ha! In Splitstree 6, this is not possible, right?

husonlab commented 3 months ago

This is possible: see the section on the Split-network tab in the user manual.

https://github.com/husonlab/splitstree6/blob/main/doc/user-manual.md#split-network-tab splitstree6/doc/user-manual.md at main · husonlab/splitstree6 github.com

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In Splitstree 4, you can move around the edges of a split. This sometimes helps to "sort" the network or also to recognize some three-dimensional structure. I often use this feature when I explain the concept of splits to other people. Seeing the parallelograms moving often results in an a-ha! In Splitstree 6, this is not possible, right?

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rwittler commented 3 months ago

Ah, I see. You have to use the rotate-buttons, not grab a node and move it using the mouse. Thanks for the hint!