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The first thing I'm going to check is how to close a "window" if they haven't put a simple X in the top right, I'll be disappointed.
by cellular 7y ago
The first thing I'm going to check is how to close a "window" if they haven't put a simple X in the top right, I'll be disappointed.
- cellular 7y agoUnfortunately, the existing YouTube tutorials will be outdated. Hopefully, the ui will be so perfect that it won't matter! (Am I dreaming?)
- JTxt 7y agoIt bends over backwards to be discoverable for new users, but it's still a powerful 3d program with many features... an understanding of those concepts are needed to make any 3d tool to work. There's already a ton of 2.8 video tutorials: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=blender+2.8+tutorial https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=blender+2.8+tut...
- andybak 7y agoMy first forays into Blender involved accidentally creating some new UI windows, closing others and being unable to fix either without resetting the whole of my preferences.
- Doxin 7y agoThat same system of panels is still in use, but they shrunk the hot corner for it significantly so it's much harder to accidentally activate. That said: learning how it works is definitely worth the effort if you have a large screen. You can have as much or as little on the screen as you like.
- JTxt 7y agoIt still has the powerful tiling window system. There's no overlapping windows so you don't close windows, you combine and subdivide windows to make the tool layout you want. But now there's Tabs for different default window setups: Layout, modeling, Sculpting, UV Editing... So you shouldn't have to change the setups much, they're already designed for the task. You can can still customize/ create your own. That feature was already there as a drop down but now it's more accessible and you can add more default layouts.