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    1. COI haven't posted code that does this (yet) but I can compartmentalize the two layouts by using the d3 asynchronous json call, d3.json(...) to load in the data. This appears to work, though it's not the best solution. I am still curious as to why my simple example from earlier (and @Alex-Reynolds' fix) did not work...
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    2. COAnother things I have noticed that (perhaps) provides a clue: After some amount of time/dissipation, the layout will freeze the nodes in their current location. If you grab the left layout and move it around until the right freezes, you will be unable to move the right layout indirectly any longer. Then, if you grab the right layout, you can use it to influence the left **only** until the left freezes. To me, this implies that while the positions of the layout can be affected, the cooling timer is not affected by that movement. The nodes move in both plots, but only one registers dynamics.
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    3. COYour site's example is a good one to mimic—looks great! However, I am unable to fix my problem by changing the ids. I have tried using different ids, as well as no ids, and in both cases the displays are still updating each other. I have checked that the names for left (X) and right (Y) differ in the names of the layout, nodes, links, and svg canvases. Any other suggestions? I don't know if this is relevant, but if you drag and hold one network for long enough, the other will cool/freeze and then no longer be linked (apparently).
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