Force directed graph labels#751
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Yep! Labels are much less invasive when disabled now :)
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Overview
Updates labels to use d3's force directed graph plugin to prevent overlap. For example, here's a complicated scene:
This is a hard problem - Claude did a lot of algorithmic heavy lifting - and this solution is nowhere near perfect, it's just a lot better than the current label behavior, which renders them unusable pretty quickly as scene members grow.