Hey, I really like this! I use a lot of "full screen" writing programs to aid in my process and this is one of the simplest and most effective. 

My question is this: I use a portrait-oriented screen (for that classic typewriter sheet experience).  As I write, the text only flows about halfway down the screen, and then begins to scroll off the top, leaving the lower 50 percent of the screen blank.  Is there a setting that I can use to completely fill the whole screen (or to customize where the scrolling begins, perhaps?)  

Great work and thanks!

Hello! Thank you for the feedback! I knew this might be an issue. I designed it like this on purpose so that the screen is always centered, like the carriage on a typewriter. However, every other setting can be turned on and off, so I don't see why this couldn't be optional as well.

Got it. Yes, if it could be moved lower or turned off that would make portrait orientation feel a lot better. Right now if you're at the end of a file adding more text, half the screen is empty.  (When editing, of course, it's fine to have it on because being in the middle looks normal.)  Thanks and best wishes!

Done! It took a little longer than I thought it would, there were some breaking changes in the newest beta of Godot 4 that I needed to address, but you can now turn off and on the Center To Cursor functionality. It should work great in portrait mode, now.

Thanks for the feedback!

Rob51Design

Awesome, I re downloaded and it looks great. Best wishes in this or future projects.

I added a second centering mode where the active line stays where you click, so you set a custom center point by using the scroll bar (or scroll wheel of the mouse).

I was messing with a slider, or a typed range, but this method is a little more intuitive. Anyway, thank you for the purchase!

Thanks for the suggestion!