  A given order type in the plane can be represented by a point set. However,
it might be difficult to recognize the orientations of some point triples.
Recently, Aichholzer \etal \cite{abh19} introduced exit graphs for visualizing
order types in the plane. We present a new class of geometric graphs, called
{\em OT-graphs}, using abstract order types and their axioms described in the
well-known book by Knuth \cite{k92}. Each OT-graph corresponds to a unique
order type. We develop efficient algorithms for recognizing OT-graphs and
computing a minimal OT-graph for a given order type in the plane. We provide
experimental results on all order types of up to nine points in the plane
including a comparative analysis of exit graphs and OT-graphs.
