Blender layouts

>>557097
Thanks no help faggots.

i keep usual layout.

>>557097
Knowing the open source community I would say there were more discussions and waging battles about the blender layout than the features in the program itself.
I keep the default one and works fast and good for me.

I use default for modeling and sometimes create additional window for settings on the right next to timeline while rendering animations.

>>557097

I use ctrl space to maximize the viewport while modeling / sculpting

I use ctrl arrow key left or right to cycle through the other setups, like I have one for node editing that's just a giant node screen, a tiny preview of the model in the viewport, a tiny preview of it rendering

Same sort of stuff for animation. Once you set up stuff the way you want it, select File -> Save to Startup and Blender will always have those settings

If you mean Theme, I know I should probably look at what people in the community have put out there, but I just use "Science Lab"

The default Theme is so fucking ugly though, I feel like every blender tutorial should start with "Before we begin, let's change the default Theme"

>>557097
Hexagonal is a nice colour scheme.

Other than that my layout changes with my needs.

all the themes hurt my eyes

I use the default layout for Blender. The only nuance to this is that sometimes I'll blow out the composition nodes window out into its own window and fullscreen it on a secondary monitor.

It always confuses the fuck out of me whenever I download somebody elses' Blend project file and they have a weird layout and that dropdown window where you switch between the layouts is even more crazy non-standard shit.

>>557097
It's pretty easy to do create new windows in blender so I just put in an extra window for UV mapping/compositing/animation if I need it.

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>>557097
here you go
I use top for modeling sculpting mid for texturing and materials and bot 4 animation. Control up arrow maximize 3d view, control left/rigth arrow to change betwen layouts, and control alt Q to togle on off quad view

>>557822
there's a setting in blender's user preferences that disables loading of ui saved within a blend file. instead, blender will display the contents using how your ui is setup.
file -> user preferences -> file -> load ui