> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://mintlify.com/mrkai77/loop/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # WindowDirection Overview > Comprehensive guide to all window positioning and management actions in Loop ## Introduction The `WindowDirection` enum is the core of Loop's window management system. It defines all possible window positioning, sizing, and management actions that can be triggered through: * URL scheme commands (`loop://[action]`) * Keyboard shortcuts (keybinds) * The radial menu interface * Menubar actions ## Enum Structure WindowDirection is defined as a Swift enum in `/Loop/Window Management/Window Action/WindowDirection.swift:12`: ```swift theme={null} enum WindowDirection: String, CaseIterable, Identifiable, Codable { var id: Self { self } // ... cases } ``` Each case represents a specific window action with a raw string value that's used in URL schemes and configuration. ## Action Categories Loop organizes window actions into several logical categories: Fullscreen, maximize, center, minimize, and hide actions Split screen positioning in halves and quarters Precise positioning in thirds and fourths Move windows between multiple displays Grow, shrink, scale, and move windows Navigate between windows directionally ## Static Arrays For organization and UI purposes, WindowDirection defines static arrays grouping related actions (lines 75-87): ```swift theme={null} static var general: [WindowDirection] static var halves: [WindowDirection] static var quarters: [WindowDirection] static var horizontalThirds: [WindowDirection] static var verticalThirds: [WindowDirection] static var horizontalFourths: [WindowDirection] static var screenSwitching: [WindowDirection] static var sizeAdjustment: [WindowDirection] static var shrink: [WindowDirection] static var grow: [WindowDirection] static var move: [WindowDirection] static var focus: [WindowDirection] static var more: [WindowDirection] ``` These arrays are used in: * The menubar resize submenu * Keybind configuration interfaces * Programmatic iteration over action groups ## Using Actions ### URL Scheme Trigger any action using Loop's URL scheme: ``` loop://[ActionRawValue] ``` For example: * `loop://Maximize` - Maximize the frontmost window * `loop://LeftHalf` - Position window on left half * `loop://TopRightQuarter` - Position in top-right quarter ### In Keybind Configuration When setting up keyboard shortcuts, actions are referenced by their raw string values (e.g., "Maximize", "LeftHalf", "TopRightQuarter"). ## Computed Properties WindowDirection provides several utility properties for checking action characteristics (lines 90-107): Returns true for `.noSelection` and `.noAction` Returns true if the action moves the window to a different display Returns true for size adjustment actions (larger, smaller, scaleUp, scaleDown) Returns true for shrink actions Returns true for grow actions Returns true for move actions (moveUp, moveDown, etc.) Returns true for focus actions Returns true for centering actions Returns true for custom and stash actions ## Frame Calculations Most positioning actions define frame multiply values (lines 109-147) that determine window position and size as fractions of the available screen space: ```swift theme={null} var frameMultiplyValues: CGRect? { switch self { case .maximize: .init(x: 0, y: 0, width: 1.0, height: 1.0) case .leftHalf: .init(x: 0, y: 0, width: 1.0 / 2.0, height: 1.0) // ... } } ``` These values represent: * **x**: Horizontal offset from screen origin (0.0 to 1.0) * **y**: Vertical offset from screen origin (0.0 to 1.0) * **width**: Window width as fraction of screen width (0.0 to 1.0) * **height**: Window height as fraction of screen height (0.0 to 1.0) ## Special Actions ### No-Op Actions Explicitly chosen empty action - can be user-bound to disable a trigger Default state before any radial menu selection is made ### Advanced Actions Restore window to its previous position and size Restore window to its original frame before any Loop actions User-defined custom positioning with configurable dimensions Cycle through a sequence of predefined window positions Temporarily hide window to a stash area Restore window from stash area ## Next Steps Explore specific action categories: