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Expand Up @@ -360,7 +360,7 @@ Create a shortcut for the executable by right-clicking on the GlazeWM executable

You can create custom layouts by changing the tiling direction with `alt+v`. This changes where the next window is placed _in relation to the current window_. If the current window's direction is horizontal, the new window will be placed to the right of it. If it is vertical, it will be placed below it. This also applies when moving windows; the tiling direction of the stationary window will affect where the moved window will be placed.

Community-made scripts like [ParasiteDelta/GlaAlt](https://github.com/ParasiteDelta/GlaAlt) and [burgr033/GlazeWM-autotiling-python](https://github.com/burgr033/GlazeWM-autotiling-python) can be used to automatically change the tiling direction. Native support for automatic layouts isn't _currently_ supported.
Community-made scripts like [Dutch-Raptor/GAT-GWM](https://github.com/Dutch-Raptor/GAT-GWM) and [burgr033/GlazeWM-autotiling-python](https://github.com/burgr033/GlazeWM-autotiling-python) can be used to automatically change the tiling direction. Native support for automatic layouts isn't _currently_ supported.

**Q: How do I create a rule for `<insert application>`?**

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