Your workflow and its projects
The workflow's name and save status, the projects its results are filed to, tagging workflows to projects, and arranging the canvas your way.
What this video covers
This part covers your workflow's name, the projects its results go to, and arranging the canvas your way.
Open Workflow from the left menu and the workflow you edited last comes up; the page isn't tied to a project.
If the name at the top left is cyan, everything's saved; amber means a change is waiting to autosave.
Click the name to see its nodes and wires, its runs and outputs, and the credits it has spent.
Output projects lists where its results were filed; click one to open that project's workspace, or the no-project row to open your library.
In the Projects panel, the ticked project is where results go, and a cyan dot shows that outputs have already been filed there.
Click a project's tag to tag the workflow to it as well; nothing is copied, it just joins that project's list.
The number beside it counts the workflows created in that project or tagged to it; click it for the list, and open one from there.
The arrow next to the question mark opens the workflow's project in the workspace; if there's no project, LUVI asks you to create one first.
The four-way arrow is Arrange the workspace: press it, and the panels, tools, run bar, arrange bar and minimap each get a handle.
Drag a piece by its handle; when you let go, it snaps to the nearest edge or to the piece beside it.
Press the button again or Esc when you're done; double-clicking puts everything back. The layout and your open panels stay put in this browser, even when you switch workflows.
In short: check the name's colour, choose where results go, tag workflows to projects, and arrange the canvas your way.
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