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Disabling collision transition for clustering examples #1270
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This pr primarily adds usage of
style.setTransition(new TransitionOptions(0, 0, false));to improve the clustering examples. Disabling the collision animation shows the data cluster and break apart faster.cc @adrianababakanian , who's doing some clustering work right now.
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