Recover an editor change with Undo and Redo
Step through layout snapshots, inspect what changed, and keep local recovery separate from server saving.
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Check a building’s collision footprint before opening a route
Inspect collision pieces and distinguish a building’s visible image from the shape that blocks movement.
Separate quiet areas from conversation areas
Configure area voice behavior intentionally, and distinguish silence, chat, and access restrictions.
Adjust office lighting without changing the shared map
Use Day or Night lighting as a local viewing preference, and keep personal display changes separate from map edits.
Add a meeting to the Kiguri schedule
Create an internal schedule, check time and reminder settings, and distinguish it from external calendar invitations.
Start a direct conversation without losing the channel
Use the member picker in workspace chat and verify the recipient before switching between conversations.
Share a screen from an office computer
Use the desk computer’s share session, choose a limited source, and stop sharing before leaving.
Sketch together on a shared whiteboard
Open a usable office whiteboard, choose a pen, and understand what clearing the shared board changes.
Save a map and export JSON before reloading
Distinguish server saving, file export, and checkpoints, and check what remains after a save failure.
Place usable chairs and adjust the seated position
Check seat controls, direction, offsets, and actual sitting instead of relying on the chair image alone.
Edit floors and walls while keeping a clear passage
Use Floor finishes and Walls & doors separately, then check decoration, access routes, and saving.
Resize an editor map without cutting existing content
Extend the right or bottom edge, set exact tile dimensions, and check blockers before shrinking.