One Scene, many canvases
The strip above the workspace canvas is your tab bar. Each tab is its own layout workspace:
- PC case — fans and strips inside the glass
- Desk — peripherals and monitor bias
- Keyboard — its own zone
Every component lives on exactly one tab. Effect slider values and auto-cycle interval are remembered per tab, so switching tabs won’t stomp on another tab’s tuning.
Add, rename, switch
- + — new tab
- Click a tab name to switch
- Rename from the tab’s context menu
The Scene bar sits right above this strip. Saving a Scene grabs all tabs and everything on them. See Scene profiles.
Eye toggle — peek at other tabs
Next to +, the eye toggle controls components from other tabs:
- Show dimmed — see them faded on the current canvas (great for lining things up)
- Hide — only the active tab’s components show
RGBJunkie remembers your choice next time you open the app.
Keyboard shortcuts
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| 1–9 | Move the current selection to tab 1–9 (first tab is 1). Numpad works too. |
| Ctrl+A | Select everything visible on the active tab (respects the eye toggle) |
You can also move a component from the device tree or its context menu.