mira-size-animator

To scale SVG animation size without changing the stage height, adjust the perceived size from 1 to 10 using a viewBox zoom or geometry-based scaling within the SVG content, leaving the stage dimensions and internal loops intact.

Yes, you can apply a scale factor to a single SVG animation by specifying a target scope, which isolates the viewBox or geometry scaling adjustments and updates the @MIRA:SIZE marker for that specific animation only.

Marker-driven scaling reads the @MIRA:SIZE marker placed above each animation's stage to determine the current size, computes a target scale factor from a 1 to 10 value, and rewrites the marker to ensure the scaling process is non-destructive and reversible.

You adjust the SVG viewBox to make animations fill more stage space by computing a scale factor from a target 1 to 10 value and applying a viewBox zoom or geometry-based scaling within the SVG, effectively expanding the perceived content size.

No, adjusting the animation perceived size does not affect internal SVG loops or gates, because the scaling is applied strictly within the SVG content via viewBox or geometry constants without resizing the actual stage.

SVG animations might appear too small because their default perceived size starts at 3 out of 10, requiring you to compute a higher scale factor and apply a viewBox zoom to expand the content within the existing stage.