Obsidian plugins with #3d-graph#

The 3D Graph plugin delivers a fully interactive, deeply customizable 3D force directed graph view for your entire vault. You can pan, zoom, and rotate to explore connections from every angle, with instant updates as you tweak appearance or physics. Node shapes, sizes, and colors for notes, attachments, and tags can be set independently, and color-coded groups are easy to define using path, tag, or file queries. Live search and filtering help you spotlight the links that matter, while advanced settings let you fine tune the graph's layout. Click nodes to focus or open them, and enjoy smooth performance thanks to real-time caching.

The 3D Graph New plugin is a powerful tool for Obsidian users, allowing them to visualize their notes in three dimensions. With features like zooming, rotating, and panning, users can navigate complex networks of interconnected ideas with ease. The plugin also offers advanced filtering options, node grouping and coloring, and customizable display settings. Additionally, it includes features like label fade, focus on nodes, search and focus, multiple selection, and DAG mode to help users better understand their notes. With its wide range of customization options, the 3D Graph New plugin is an excellent tool for anyone looking to gain a deeper understanding of their knowledge graph.

The Galaxy View plugin replaces the standard graph with a cinematic 3D view where notes appear as luminous nodes linked by curved or straight filaments inside a layered deep space backdrop. It renders large vaults with a Web Worker based force simulation, lets you adjust physics, flatten the layout into a spiral disc and switch between built in visual presets and color themes. Navigation includes fly to note, free flight, Wander, Connect two and focus mode with backlinks, tags and snippets. Markdown notes and Canvas boards appear in one graph. Folder filters, tag lenses, fuzzy search, keyboard shortcuts, mobile quality tiers and six language UI are built into the panel.

The ReverySky 3D Graph plugin turns a vault into an interactive 3D map where notes, tags and links can be explored from different angles. It offers force based and scalable link layouts, plus a date driven view for browsing notes along a timeline. You can filter the graph by path, tag and date, hide tag structure when needed, switch between detailed and simplified rendering and jump straight from a node to the note it represents. The view can also follow the active note inside the editor. It is built for large vaults too, with support for dense graphs and note sets that can reach 10,000 items. Vault structure stays local and the runtime uses a loopback server only to load bundled WebGL files on the same device.