Use case or problem
I am using Canvas for high-level visual asset management (massive maps of images, videos, and notes). My project is “football field” sized-the attached screenshot shows only 5% of the total board.
Currently, I’ve hit a hard-coded zoom-out limit that prevents me from seeing the “big picture” for navigation, and a zoom-in limit that stops me from inspecting pixel-level details in graphics. This makes navigating a year-long project extremely slow.
Proposed solution
Allow users to extend or entirely remove the zoom “clamp” (min/max zoom limits). Ideally, a Photoshop-like scale (e.g., 0.0000001% to 100000000% - or infinity) would be perfect.
Even a hidden setting in config.json or an internal API flag to “un-clamp” these values would be enough for power users to handle massive boards.
Current workaround (optional)
I spent over 1 hour with Opus 4.6 Thinking trying to override this via a custom plugin and JS injection, but the Canvas engine’s core logic seems to “snap back” to the default limits instantly. Manual resizing of all elements is not an option as it destroys the ability to zoom back into details.