v1.2.0 - Dedicated Zoom-Level Hotkeys, Presets & a Cleaner Panel

Added

• Three dedicated hotkeys: "Zoom to Level 1 / 2 / 3" (default 1.5x / 2x / 3x, adjustable).
  Press to zoom to that level, press again to zoom back out. Pressing a different level's
  hotkey while already zoomed smoothly re-targets to the new level instead of zooming out first.
• New "Cycle zoom level" hotkey: steps Level 1 -> Level 2 -> Level 3 -> zoomed out, one press
  at a time, then loops back to Level 1.
• Freeze/unfreeze hotkey: pause mouse tracking while zoomed in without zooming back out.
• Preset system: save/load/delete named presets for zoom levels, speed, and follow behavior.
• "Fix All Scenes" option: optionally applies the canvas-fit fix to every scene containing the
  source, not just the active one.
• "Run Setup Diagnostics" button: checks bounds/scale/canvas setup and prints a clear report to
  the Script Log.
• Per-scene zoom level memory: remembers the last zoom level used per scene.
• Support section with links to the YouTube channel and Buy Me a Coffee.

Changed

• Rebranded as its own standalone project: Zoom to Mouse Pro.
• Properties panel reorganized into collapsible groups (Zoom Levels, Mouse Follow, Scene
  Behavior, Advanced, Presets, Diagnostics & Debug, Support) for a cleaner layout.

Removed

• "Toggle follow mouse during zoom" hotkey (redundant with the new Freeze hotkey).

Fixed

• (carried over from v1.1.x) Source no longer shrinks/moves into a corner when zoom is toggled,
  regardless of canvas, scene, or plugin setup.

Full Changelog: 1.1.1...1.2.0

V 1.1.1 - Fixed source shrinking into a corner during zoom

Fixed

• Source no longer shrinks/moves when zoom is toggled. Previously, the crop filter used
  for the zoom effect changed the reported base resolution of the source while zoomed in
  (since it physically crops the frame). Any consumer of that source — the scene item's own
  transform, a second OBS canvas, or a third-party plugin like Aitum Vertical Canvas that
  keeps its own independent per-canvas sizing for the same source — would see that shrinking
  resolution and rescale/reposition itself accordingly, making the source visually shrink into
  a corner instead of just zooming in.
• Added a second filter (scale_filter, OBS's built-in "Scaling/Aspect Ratio" filter) placed
  directly after the crop filter. It rescales the cropped frame back up to the original,
  constant source resolution every time. As a result, OBS always reports the same base
  width/height for the source regardless of zoom level — only the pixel content changes
  (i.e. the actual zoom), not the reported size. This makes the fix work correctly no matter
  how many scenes/canvases/plugins are displaying the same source, without needing any
  canvas-specific handling.
• Also hardened refresh_sceneitem() to always (not just once, and not just when
  bounds_type == NONE) re-apply a known-good "Scale to Outer Bounds / Top Left" transform to
  the zoom source on the main canvas, self-healing any previously corrupted/auto-converted
  transform saved in the scene collection file.

Full Changelog: 1.1.0...1.1.1

Updated to OBS 32+

Full Changelog: https://github.com/realTimexo/obs-zoom-to-mouse-new/commits/1.1.0