How smaller can we go in LaTeX

Question

I want to visualise a Big TikZ figure and I need to have very small font for it to fit into the picture. 1000-10000 times smaller than \tiny command how do I go about doing this if that's even possible ? Thanks for any hints.

Here is a rough idea of what the figure I am looking to fit into a single page, keep in mind that I'm looking for 100000 lines instead of a dozen as shown below:

\begin{document}


\newpage

\[\begin{tikzcd}
\bullet&\\
\bullet&&&\bullet&\\
\bullet&&&\bullet&&\\
&&\bullet&&\bullet&&&\\
\bullet&&\bullet&&\bullet&&&&\bullet&&\\
&&&\bullet&&\bullet&&&&&\\
\bullet&&&&\bullet&&\bullet &&&&&\bullet&&\\
&&&\bullet&&&&&&&&\bullet&&\bullet&&&\\
&&&\bullet&&&&&&\bullet&&\bullet&&&&&&\bullet&&\\
&\bullet&&&&&&\bullet&&&\bullet&&&&\\
\bullet&&\bullet&&&&\bullet&&\bullet&&&&\bullet&&&&&&&&\\ 
\end{tikzcd}\]



\end{document}

Answer 1

Using tikz-cd and \bullet to draw circles seems a rather complicate approach. You could directly use TikZ to draw circles wherever and in whatever size you want (as long as you stay within the numerical limits of TikZ):

\documentclass[tikz]{standalone}

\begin{document}

\begin{tikzpicture}[red, radius=0.1]
\fill (0,0) circle;
\fill (0,2) circle;
\fill (0,3) circle;
\fill (0,4) circle;
\fill (2,3.5) circle;
\end{tikzpicture}

\end{document}