I often stare at schematics for hours looking for the cause or solution to some very subtle issue and it is helpful to see some simulation annotations in the process. My issue is that turning on annotations produces an utterly overwhelming amount of clutter (including vast amounts of overlapping text and redundant information) and it's just too much for my feeble brain to take in while I'm keeping my concentration focused on the schematic itself. I know you can turn on and off "clusters" of information, but in my entire career I've *never* needed/wanted to see the full spread of voltages or parameters for *every* *single* component in my schematic.
For node voltages, I'd be delighted if only the net labels I placed on wires/nodes that I cared about lit up with their voltages beside them. Can this be done? Also, is there a way to create something like a note that I can place anywhere on the schematic whose contents can evaluate to stuff based on simulation results e.g. the current temperature and sum of the drain currents of mn1, mn2?
