Regarding CyAnimator

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Citu

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Nov 16, 2018, 11:36:54 AM11/16/18
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Hi, I am using the CyAnimator to show different transitions of my network from one condition to another . I don't know how to use this. But as I understand , I am adding a frame at zero seconds than second at 3 seconds and so on. But the problem here is the ist frame become overlap with the second, I want to show different networks in two frames. How can I do this?

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Citu Gulia
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National Institute of Plant genome research
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Alex Pico

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Nov 17, 2018, 7:00:44 PM11/17/18
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Hi Citu,

CyAnimator interpolates transitions between key frames that you define.  This is typically applied to a single network that has some change in a visual property or positioning of a set nodes or edges.  When you say “different networks”, I’m not sure that makes any sense, unless you simply be two different versions of the same network.

If the nodes and edges in the key frames don’t overlap at all (in terms of their identity), then you’d expect the second frame to simply be added to the first, which sounds like what you are seeing.

Obviously, to be more helpful, you’ll need to provide more details about what you are trying to do, exactly what you’ve tried, and what the outcome has been (e.g., cys, screenshots or movie files).
 - Alex



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