Way to reduce treespacing after stabilize() has been executed?

Question

I'm working on a small simulation program and I use vis.js to create hierarchical trees. When I do this they are spread out pretty far. Using myNetwork.stabilize() fixes this but the spacing between the trees stays the same and adjusting treeSpacing after I use stabilize() won't work. I've added to sreenshots to illustrate what I mean since it's hard for me to describe it.

Picture without myNetwork.stabilize()

Picture with myNetwork.stabilize()

I'd like to have the stabilized trees with shorter gaps between individual trees.

Edit:

Solved it with the help of Jason B. After I initiated the tree I used the following code to get what I wanted.

result_Tree.setOptions({physics:{
    solver: "barnesHut"
}});

Answer 1

Add this to your options:

var options = {
  configure: {
    enabled: true,
    filter: 'nodes,edges',
    container: yourcontainersname,
    showButton: true
  }
}

This will show you the configuration interface which will allow you to play around with different visual options on your network and then generate the code by the push of a button once you have it looking visually how you want it.

This should allow you to figure out which option will help bring your trees closer together.