The sidebar interface
SciGraphs adds three tabs to the 3D Viewport sidebar (press N to toggle). Each tab groups a set of panels; panels contain collapsible subpanels. This page gives the complete map of the interface so you can locate any control quickly.
Tabs
| Tab | Purpose |
|---|---|
| SciGraphs | Core combinatorial workflow: import, layout, algorithms, analysis, visualization, export, reproducibility. |
| OSMnx | Download and analyze OpenStreetMap street networks. |
| City2Graph | Build heterogeneous urban graphs (morphology, proximity, transport, metapaths). |
SciGraphs tab
The main SciGraphs panel hosts the core workflow panels, each documented in the Panel Reference.
SciGraphs
├── Data → panels/scigraphs/data.qmd
│ ├── Geospatial Options
│ └── Temporal Data
├── Layout & Positioning → panels/scigraphs/layout.qmd
│ ├── Algorithm Selection
│ ├── Quick Settings
│ ├── Interactive Mode
│ ├── Algorithm Parameters
│ └── Network Splitter 3D
├── Graph Algorithms → panels/scigraphs/algorithms.qmd
│ ├── Traversal
│ ├── Pathfinding
│ ├── Spanning Trees
│ └── Network Flow
├── Analysis → panels/scigraphs/analysis.qmd
│ ├── Centrality Metrics
│ ├── Community Detection
│ ├── Directed Analysis
│ │ ├── Directed Centrality
│ │ ├── Structure Analysis
│ │ └── Flow Analysis
│ ├── Statistical Analysis
│ └── Topological Analysis
│ ├── Surface Embedding
│ └── Results Summary
├── Visualization → panels/scigraphs/visualization.qmd
│ ├── Appearance
│ ├── Scene Setup
│ ├── Edge Style
│ └── Text Labels
└── Export & Tools → panels/scigraphs/export.qmd
├── Export Options
└── Utilities
Reproducibility (top-level) → panels/scigraphs/reproducibility.qmd
OSMnx tab
OSMnx
├── Download
├── Graph Operations
├── Network Attributes
├── Routing & Paths
├── Accessibility
├── Statistics & Centrality
├── Features & POIs
├── Elevation & Terrain
└── IO / Export
See the OSMnx reference.
City2Graph tab
City2Graph
├── Data Import
├── Urban Morphology
├── Transportation
├── Mobility (OD Matrix)
├── Graph Tools
├── GeoAI Export
├── Proximity Graphs
│ ├── Single-Layer Graphs
│ ├── Multi-Layer Graphs
│ ├── Group Nodes (Polygon → Point)
│ ├── Advanced Settings
│ └── Visualization
└── Metapath Analysis
Conventions used in the Panel Reference
Each panel page follows the same structure:
- What it does — a short description of the panel’s role.
- When it appears — any conditions controlling visibility (some panels only show for directed graphs, geospatial data, or after a graph exists).
- Controls — a table of every field, toggle, and button with its meaning.
- Typical workflow — the recommended order of operations.
Note
Many panels are hidden until they are relevant. For example, the Network Flow and Directed Analysis panels only appear when the active object is a directed graph, and Geospatial Options / Temporal Data only appear once a file is loaded or SQL columns are available.