Welcome back.
So in this lecture and talk about 3D workspace, so let's go to create a new document.
And we're going to label this zero two three D workspace.
Come on here.
OK.
And what I want to do is do file save as.
And we're going to do zero to dot 3D workspace.
I mean, he'd save.
And there you go.
So now when I come in here, I'm going to go to a window.
In the previous lecture, we.
Collapse the panels, right?
So one way to get everything back the way it was before is to click on reset essentials.
So now you can see that this is what we were working on in the previous video.
Now, if I go to a workspace and I go to 3-D, it's going to change everything again to that preset.
So basically, these different workspaces are presets of tools that you would use if you were doing
the essentials, 3-D graphic and web motion painting and photography.
So the gist of it is here is we have 3-D so we can create a new 3-D object, layers, channels.
Then we have properties.
History, brush, satins, brushes.
Clone source, character, paragraph two presets.
And libraries.
And then over here, you can see we have the normal toolbar with all our main tools here.
And we have a timeline down here.
What you can't really see, because it's kind of Highton.
If I can bring that up a little bit.
Brenham, I'm to close it, but so if I go back in here and I go to workspace and I reset that, it's
going to bring it back.
OK.
Now.
So that is the 3D workspace.
All right.
I'll see in the next lecture.
Thanks, Roger.