This simulation visualizes how a ternary radial graph grows. Each node can hold 3 direct children. When a node guide's slots are full, new activations overflow to the next available position in the radial graph.
Random — Auto-play. Node guides picked randomly for organic growth.
Manual — Click buttons or use keys to add one node at a time.
Perfect — Auto-play with configured activation counts per node guide.
+ YOU — Root node activates a new node
+ TEAM — Next eligible team node activates a new node
+ SELECTED — Selected node activates a new node (click a node first)
| Y | Add node from You |
| T | Add node from Team |
| S | Add node from Selected |
| ↑ | Navigate to parent |
| ↓ | Navigate to first child |
| ← → | Navigate to siblings |
| Space | Play / Pause |
| R | Reset simulation |
| Esc | Deselect node |
Left-click + drag — Rotate graph
Scroll wheel — Zoom in/out
Right-click + drag — Pan
Click node — Zoom to node (selects in Manual mode)
Every node is part of the larger radial graph and the start of their own radial graph. When you select a node, you're looking at the root of a sub-graph that radiates outward from it — just as the entire network radiates from You.
Each position in the ternary radial graph holds max 3 children. When a node guide activates beyond 3, the extra activations spill over to the first available slot in the radial graph (breadth-first search). This is the Network effect. The radial graph expands outward organically.
Each node guide is picked randomly. Organic, unpredictable growth.
Click to add one node at a time. Full control.
Set exact activation counts for You and Team members.