obsidian-leaflet VS excalibrain

Perhaps Leaflet will be able to help.

I am using "Obsidian Leaflet" from Jeremy Valentine (a true TTRPG Plug-in Hero, all his plugins are amazing). It is made for normal street maps, but you can embed a picture and it works really well for me. I use it for City Maps and for my World Map.I can link some screenshots later, if you're interested.

I use leaflet for that personally. Just make sure you don't change the resolution on the map once you start putting pins in.

Obsidian Leaflet - Lets you create a zoomable interactive map from images you put in your vaults, basically letting you create a simplified Google Maps of whatever fantasy maps you have, all while you can plop them in any note you have. Honestly my favorite of the bunch- this plugin alone blows any other worldbuilding program out of the water for me.

Obsidian Leaflet (the map and markers): https://github.com/valentine195/obsidian-leaflet-plugin

Leaflet Map View

You can try either of these plugins: - Map View - Leaflet Plugin

Obsidian.md is primarily a notetaking app, but the Leaflet plugin is fantastic, and lets you link each marker to its own note.

Refer: Obsidian Search, How I Use Embedded Queries, Dataview, Excalibrain

It does not represent links in graph view, but excalibrain is a plugin that will visually show relations between files depending on your own ontology. You could define „treatment“, „disease“, and „side effect“ as your own ontological categories, and define how the links between those categories will be displayed (colors, labels, line types, etc). It takes a bit to understand, but it‘s extremly powerful and customizable.

It doesn't kill the graph, especially in its current state. Currently the canvas does not automatically show relationships between your notes. And even when/if the canvas gains the ability to do that, it probably won't kill off this graph.

Dataview + Datadraw = ExcaliBrain. It's a powerful plugin for aggregating and contextualizing notes by pre-defining relationships and keywords. This ExcaliBrain demo/explainer provides a concise overview of what it is and what it can do. I skipped the setup and config so go back if you need that. Side note, Nicole van der Hoeven's overview of obsidian is a fantastic primer and her youtube tutorials are very accessible.

However there is the Excalibrain community plugin that offers a different way of visualizing links between notes (like a fancier version of the native local graph), and you can customise how certain types of links would appear in the visualization

The screenshot mid-page on this web page shows what it's like to show a portion of a graph using the Excalibrain plugin which also shows content in graph form

For visualizing connections, and making graphical notes, you might consider the Excalidraw and Excalibrain extensions.

Excalibrain: A graph view to navigate your Obsidian vault

Check out the ExcaliBrain plugin: https://github.com/zsviczian/excalibrain