what is the purpose of simulator.getTotalMovement()?

[Joscha95]

Hi & first of all thank you for this great library!
I am trying to find out when the simulation has reached a certain "heat" to stop the rendering and save performance. I thought simulation.getTotalMovement() could help me there but that always returns 0. Is that intended or am i using it wrong?
I am calling getTotalMovement() directly after step(). I can see the simulation is working because i am rendering the nodes as threejs objects.

( I guess this line is somehow related? You can also see the totalMovement var never being set to anything different than 0... )

[Joscha95]

moments after writing this i found layout.getForceVectorLength() which helps me with the heat issue, ill leave this open since the initial question about getTotalMovement() might be interesting for someone else.

[apowers313]

Is it just me, or after pinning a node getForceVectorLength() seems to increase forever and never settle back down -- making it impossible to detect when the heat has settled again?

[apowers313]

Btw, the .step() function returns true when the graph has stabilized. Code is here.