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# Dataset & Chart
The characters and co-occurrence connections in _Les Misérables_.
In this tutorial, we create a linear arc diagram displaying the characters and their connections.
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# Create the Glyph
Create a glyph containing a rectangle mark and a text mark.
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Add a rectangle mark to the glyph
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Set the `Height` to 15, overriding the automatic height
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Map `Group` to `Fill`
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Add a text mark to the glyph, anchoring it at the bottom of the rectangle
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Rotate and move the text to place it at the bottom of the rectangle
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Map `Name` to `Text` and `Group` to `Color`
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Make the text smaller to avoid overlap
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Adjust the bottom margin of the chart to accommodate the text
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# Create the Arcs
Draw arc links between the glyphs according to the link data.
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Create "Line" style links between glyphs, connecting them using the Link Data table
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Change the link anchors so that the arcs emanate from the top of the glyphs
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Adjust the opacity of the links
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