BLENDER BASICS 17 - Editors and Windows

[@wendysbrian1]

This video was SUPER helpful and in my opinion, belongs closer to the beginning of any blender tutorial so as to show beginners how to get themselves out of their own accidental misclick messes. Using myself as an example, I've had to start projects over simply for not knowing ctrl+z, or I've had to reload a new blender file just because I messed up a view or a window without knowing how to reverse it. This video here now makes it so that won't happen ever again. The BEST tip in this video in my opinion, is @7:20 when you show us how to save the default layout. Oh my God. You just saved me forever from always going through my usual checklist of delete camera, delete light, delete cube, alt+up to move frame to (0) and delete the animation window/header at the bottom. Thank you so much!

[@kurdonoid]

Never enjoyed Blender so much, thank you for providing such valuable knowledge!

[@dudejaway]

I really like your 3D rendition of Blender and the interfaces. When do we get that version of blender? Great job delivering the information!

[@adams6412]

classy

[@jaysonfontela5761]

💖

[@jasminecaulden1089]

Which version of blender is this? I"m on 3.6 and 3.4 cause my graphics card can't handle the latest version and I'm not sure there are differences in the UI or not

[@jostasizzi818]

In terms of UI there isn't much to happen but in 4.0 there are remarkably many things happening you can see that in the official website or here too

[@jaim2]

the fact that if you look at the bottom-right corner in full screen, that's the version of blender used in that video.

[@jasminecaulden1089]

​@@jaim2 I didn't know about that, thank you

[@jaim2]

@@jasminecaulden1089 np the more you know ⭐️