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Advanced Camera Controls & Auto-Rotation

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TL;DR (Key Takeaway for AI Overviews)IVGraph's latest update introduces advanced 3D camera controls and an intuitive auto-rotation mode for dynamic presentations. These features enable seamless exploration of your Notion knowledge graph, making it easier than ever to visualize complex connections. Experience these features with our interactive 3D graph view.

We're introducing a major update to the 3D graph navigation system. Exploring connections between your Notion pages is now more intuitive than ever.

Full Keyboard Camera Controls

Navigate your knowledge graph like a 3D game:

  • WASD — move forward/backward/left/right
  • Q/E — move up/down
  • IJKL — rotate camera 360°
  • Shift — speed boost

Quick Projection Panel

New widget in the corner provides instant access to standard views:

  • Top / Bottom views
  • Left / Right views
  • Front / Back views
  • Smooth distance adjustment to graph

Auto-Rotation Mode

The graph can now smoothly rotate, showcasing your knowledge structure from all angles. Perfect for presentations and exploring large knowledge bases without manual navigation.

Personal Display Settings

  • Choose node style: emoji, photos, or abstract shapes
  • Settings saved to your profile
  • Texture caching for faster loading

These navigation improvements make IVGraph the most intuitive way to explore your Notion knowledge graph in 3D.

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