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Hi and thanks for the nice tool that I use for most tree visualization tasks!
One application I am struggling with a lot is showing a tree with very short branches, communicating both topology and branch lengths at once. For this purpose, I very much like ETE's way of "extending" short branches with dotted lines to make them visible (and sometimes to avoid overlaps with node labels):
Is it something you would be willing to implement with ggtree? I think the minimal implementation could simply let the user decide on the minimal visible branch length, shorter branches to be padded to it with dotted lines. The non-overlapping support values is more of a luxury ;)
Cheers, Nikita
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Hi and thanks for the nice tool that I use for most tree visualization tasks!
One application I am struggling with a lot is showing a tree with very short branches, communicating both topology and branch lengths at once. For this purpose, I very much like ETE's way of "extending" short branches with dotted lines to make them visible (and sometimes to avoid overlaps with node labels):
Is it something you would be willing to implement with
ggtree
? I think the minimal implementation could simply let the user decide on the minimal visible branch length, shorter branches to be padded to it with dotted lines. The non-overlapping support values is more of a luxury ;)Cheers, Nikita
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