Hi,

You could set some properties to specify longer distances between nodes, and you might also combine layouts. E.g. if there are a lot of links, you could run OrthogonalLayout or RouteAllLinks after applying some initial layout only to arrange the nodes. You could email a sample diagram of yours to support@mindfusion.eu and our developer will try to find some combination of layouts and properties to arrange it nicely.

Stoyan

Using this version of the control to fix how the layouts handle links to scrollable tables:
https://mindfusion.eu/_samples/fcnet_tableslt.zip

and this code:
http://mindfusion.eu/_samples/anneal_plus_orthogonal.txt

you get the following layout:


We can improve this a bit more by adding to OrthogonalLayout separate distribution and orientation properties for incoming and outgoing links, but it won't get much more legible with that many connections. You might use this as some kind of an overview of the whole graph, and then display a second view where links are created only for the selected node. Then this could be arranged using radial TreeLayout or SpringLayout and will look better.

I hope that helps,
Stoyan

ahem, now I can see that OrthogonalLayout bended a few links not exactly at orthogonal angles, we'll fix that too next week.