Graph view - titles overlap

[I-d-as]

I agree with all of this, and definitely can deal with just zooming when needed.

With that being said, maybe rather than having a full graph solution tied up with node distribution, some sort of temporary translucent overlay could be put together so that during a hotkey down, only the nodes in view would temporarily get an ellipse or rectangular outline around their titles that would shift to avoid overlap (with subtle connector or arrow towards node). Movement would be independent of the nodes and this overlay text would temporarily replace the original graph view text.

Or, perhaps something like this, that I wrote in response to a pdf export request:

@I-d-as

Not sure, but I love the idea of something more than a screenshot. Maybe, it could have a setting that automatically renders at high enough resolution that all node titles are not only visible, but also clearly readable with minimal overlap if any.

Along with this, if turned on, maybe it could automatically and intelligently increase resolution, or decrease link connection thickness to a floor set by the user in pixels. Using a combination of these tactics, this algorithm might be able to achieve a certain customizable user set percentage value of background empty space showing through between the links, within the area of the shape defined by outer most nodes. This option would probably be best for busy graphs and overnight/walk away renders.

Instead, some users may prefer a setting where they simply dictate render time and maybe optionally choose a priority mode for various qualities to strive for like smoothness or text readability.

I understand that for interaction purposes in the graph view, this is not really feasible, but who knows? Maybe some day?

Thanks. I say this all the time, but I love Obsidian, and feel guilty every time I make these elaborate requests.