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This is awesome, but It's halfway there.
If we could drag and lock certain nodes in space, we would have the first real map of content, not the dynamic diagram the graph currently is.
As cool as Obsidian can distribute nodes, we lack the ability to give space meaning.
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Locking nodes in space is actually possible (and I could persist locked nodes in saves). I'm not sure how ergonomic I could make the user interface for this however.
I agree. The current implementation is that when you clic on a node, you can either enter the link it has, or drag it around.
The first thing that came to mind was a toggleable mode where clicking alternates node locking on space instead.
One clic, fixed, another clic, autospaced.
This way one wouldn't mind whether the nodes move around or not. We get to fix certain meaning elements in space while seeing how the rest moves as information grows.
This is awesome, but It's halfway there.
If we could drag and lock certain nodes in space, we would have the first real map of content, not the dynamic diagram the graph currently is.
As cool as Obsidian can distribute nodes, we lack the ability to give space meaning.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: