LQI biased edge distance improves node graph layout

[pkese]

Graph layout makes edges the same distance even though edges have different LQI ... making graph layout a bit unnatural (symmetric and not respecting that distances between nodes vary):

I tried making distances between edges proportional with LQI and out of the box (in the first run) got a graph which topology was almost perfectly matching the physical layout of my network:

What worked for me the best was LQI of 3,2,1,0 mapping into graph node distances of 100,190,270,340 (increments of 90, 80, 70).
I used the average of both directions for each edge and added an extra stage of penalty for single-linked nodes.

I'd propose considering improving graph layout by using this trick (my example was vibe-coded).

[pkese]

Sorry, this was intended to be posted under matterjs-server rather than matter.js, but somehow ended in discussions here.

Mea culpa.

[Apollon77]

If you tried that and so have the code just do a PR in matterjs-server. I am fine to accept that

[pkese]

Sure, I'll send a PR.
It may take a few days though (I'm not ignoring, I'm just currently a bit busy with some deadline at my regular job).

[Apollon77]

I will also give it a shot ... planning new version anyway

[Apollon77]

Included in matter-js/matterjs-server#945 and in Matterjs Server 1.3.3