I am trying to use the functionality of Google Slides to create a complicated diagram of a complicated process. Basically, I have tiny rectangles (shapes) within larger rectangles within even larger rectangles, all on top of a huge rectangle that occupies my entire viewport with the maximum zoom out (Ctrl-Alt-Minus pressed many times). Rectangles have some small font text in them and there are also a bunch of connectors going from one rectangle to another.
It's a big mess.
When I want to see the details of a small rectangle, I use the provided Ctrl-Alt-Plus shortcut to zoom in as far as it lets me. However, it's incredibly cumbersome, because it will only zoom in to whatever is in the very center of the screen. So, I need to constantly adjust my view port to place what I want into the center of the screen.
What I want is to write a script (if such functionality is in fact provided - hence the question) where I could click on a specific rectangle and it would immediately zoom to this rectangle, placing it in the middle of my screen, it occupying about 50% of the screen space.
I looked through Google Slides API reference and found absolutely nothing related to zoom. Am I searching incorrectly, or is it simply not there?
