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Zoom

Viewport control bar showing undo, redo, zoom out, zoom percentage, zoom in, fit, minimap toggle, and performance mode

The viewport control bar

The zoom range is 10% to 312.5%. The current percentage shows in the viewport control bar bottom left.
WJI intercepts ⌘ + scroll so the browser does not zoom the whole page instead.

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Pan

  • Space + drag
  • Middle mouse button drag
  • Scroll wheel to move vertically, Shift + scroll to move horizontally
Dragging a node toward the edge of the screen scrolls the canvas automatically.

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Framing the view

Both animate rather than jumping. When you zoom to a single generation node, the generation panel below it is included in the framing so you can read it.

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Minimap

Minimap in the corner of the canvas showing node positions in several tag colors

The minimap, colored by node tag

Toggle it from the map icon in the control bar. It is capped at 220×140, colors nodes by their color tag, and clicking it navigates.

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Grid

The background is a dot grid in world coordinates — 20 px spacing, scaling with zoom. It is always on.
There are no snap or alignment guides while dragging. Alignment in WJI is a deliberate action you apply afterwards from the multi-select toolbar, not something that happens as you move a node.

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Performance mode

The lightning icon switches between standard and fast rendering. Fast mode hides connection lines and label chrome, and stops drawing connection handles below 20% zoom. On a heavy canvas it is the difference between smooth panning and not. The setting is remembered.

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Viewport memory

Your zoom and position are remembered per canvas, so returning to a canvas puts you back where you were.