Many of them, for example, have distinct headers that appear in the 3D Viewport just below the Topbar. You can navigate the Timeline to see how the animation will unfold.Įach editor has different regions. Timeline : The keyframes of your scene’s animation are shown in red in the image above.
Properties : In the image above, the shaded dark grey area is where we can see and edit a variety of properties related to the active object, the world, or the scene. 
In this editor, you can change the settings to control what you see as well as how everything in the scene is organised.
Outliner : The image above, shaded green, depicts all of the objects in our scene. The scene is also visible in a real-time render preview here. 3D Viewport : The area shaded yellow in the image above is where 3D cartoon character modelling takes place. It’s a general-purpose workspace with four editors: The Layout workspace is displayed in the General configuration, and this is where we’ll be doing our 3D modelling. Workspaces are window UI layouts for the various Blender applications. The tabs visible in the workspaces section of the Topbar differ significantly between application templates (shaded light grey in the image above). If you click anywhere other than the options presented on the splash screen, the “General” configuration will be used by default. Having said that, the “General” configuration is the best choice for this tutorial because it is appropriate for all of the applications we’ll be looking at. Because each template can be customised, selecting the correct one from the splash screen isn’t necessary. There are several options available under the featured artwork.īlender’s application templates are available as options under “New File.” A Blender application template is a custom configuration that best fits a workflow for one or more of its applications. The splash screen appears when you launch Blender. Learning the Blender 3.0 user interface will make creating your character less intimidating. People who are new to Blender may be intimidated by the sheer number of tools and operations available.
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