Einführung in das Fenstersystem

After starting Blender and closing the Splash Screen, the Blender window should look similar to the image below.

Das voreingestellte Startfenster von Blender.

Blenders Oberfläche ist in 3 Hauptbereiche eingeteilt:

• The Topbar at the very top, consists of the main menu, which is used for saving, importing and exporting files, configuring settings, and rendering among other functions.

• Areas in the middle, which is the main workspace

• The Status Bar at the bottom, which displays shortcut suggestions and relevant statistics.

Blenders voreingestelltes Bildschirmlayout. Menüleiste (blau), Bereiche (grün) und Statusleiste (rot).

Anpassung

Keyboard shortcuts

Blender makes heavy use of keyboard shortcuts to speed up work. These can be customized in the Keymap Editor.

Farbschema

Blender allows for most of its interface colors to be changed to suit the needs of the user. If you find that the colors you see on screen do not match those in the Manual, it could be that your default theme has been altered. Creating a new theme or selecting/altering a preexisting one can be done by opening the Preferences and clicking on the Themes tab.

Accessibility

Blender has several options for visibility customization, including resolution scale, and the ability to load custom fonts. These settings can be configured in the Interface Preferences.