Opening & Saving
Opening and saving blend-files is usually done using the File Browser.
Truco
Blend-files can also be opened by dragging and dropping blend-files into the Blender window. This method also allows to link/append the file.
Nota
Unsaved Changes
By default, when exiting Blender or loading a new blend-file, if you have unsaved changes, a pop-up will ask you to either confirm discarding those changes, or save them.
This behavior can be disabled with the Save Prompt option in the Guardar y Cargar section of the Preferences.
Opening Files
Referencia
- Menú
- Atajo
Ctrl-O
The upper text field displays the current directory path, and the lower text field contains the selected filename.
The File Browser in open configuration.
Options
- Load UI
When enabled, the screen layout saved inside each blend-file is used, replacing the current layout and Workspaces. Otherwise the file screen layout is ignored.
Truco
If you want to work on a blend-file using your own defaults, start a fresh Blender, open the File Browser and turn off the Load UI button, and open the desired file.
- Trusted Source
When enabled, Python scripts and drivers that may be included in the file will be run automatically. Enable this only if you created the file yourself, or you trust that the person who gave it to you did not include any malicious code with it. See Python Security to configure default trust options.
Open Recent
Referencia
- Menú
- Atajo
Shift-Ctrl-O
Lists recently used files. Click on one to load it in.
Recuperar
Última Sesión
Referencia
- Menú
This will load the quit.blend file Blender automatically saved just before exiting.
This option enables you to recover your last work session if, for example, you closed Blender by accident.
Auto Save
Referencia
- Menú
This will allow you to open an automatically saved file to recover it.
Ver también
Saving Files
Referencia
- Menú
- Atajo
Ctrl-S
Save current blend-file over itself (if it was not saved yet, this will automatically switch to Save As…).
The File Browser in save configuration.
Ver también
Save As (Guardar Como)
Referencia
- Menú
- Atajo
Shift-Ctrl-S
Choose a file path to save the blend-file to.
Advertencia
If a file with the same given name already exists, the text field will turn red as a warning that the file will be overwritten.
Truco
Use the plus or minus buttons to the right of the file name,
or NumpadPlus, NumpadMinus to increase/decrease a number at the end of the file name
(e.g. changing file_01.blend to file_02.blend).
Options
- Compress
Reduces the file size of the resulting blend-file but takes longer to save and load. This option is useful for distributing files online and saving drive space for large projects. But it can cause slowdowns when quitting Blender, or under normal operation when auto-saving backup files. See Compression & Memory Use for more information.
Consejo
The used compression algorithm is Zstandard. It is not unique to Blender so files can be compressed/decrompressed with external tools.
Distinto en la versión 3.0: Prior to this version, the compression algorithm used was Gzip. This means to open newer blend-files in versions prior to 3.0, blend-files must first be saved without compression in a newer version of Blender or decompressed using an external Gzip tool.
- Remap Relative
This option remaps Rutas Relativas (such as linked libraries and images) when saving a file in a new location.
- Save Copy
Saves a copy of the actual working state but does not make the saved file active.
Save Copy
Referencia
- Menú
Choose a file path to save the blend-file to, but return to editing the original file upon completion. This can be used to save backups of the current working state without modifying the original file.
For options see Save As (Guardar Como).
Rutas Relativas
Many blend-files reference external images or other linked blend-files. A path tells Blender where to look for these files. If the external files are moved, the blend-file that references them will not look right.
When you specify one of these external files, the default option is to make the path relative. Blender stores a partial path evaluated relative to the directory location of the referencing blend-file. This choice helps when you need to reorganize folders or move your files.
With a relative path, you can move the blend-file to a new location provided the externally linked files are moved along with it. For example, you could send someone a folder that contains a blend-file and a subfolder of external images that it references.
When relative paths are supported, the File Browser provides a Relative Path checkbox,
when entering the path into a text field, use a double slash prefix (//) to make it so.
Relative paths are the default but this can be changed in the File tab of the Preferences.
Nota
You cannot use relative paths into a new untitled blend-file. Save it before linking to external files.
Consejo
If it is necessary to relocate a blend-file relative to its linked resources, use Blender’s File Save As function which has an option to Remap Relative file links.