The user interface looks strange. Whats the idea behind it?
Blender’s user interface is based on splittable and joinable windows. The main system is basically a grid with edges splitting the parts. The edges can be freely manipulated. Each window has a window type. Actually even the main menu at the top of the screen is a window. It is a window that contains settings of Blender. The window can be dragged downwards to reveal these settings. The menu can be put anywhere you like on the screen or even disabled. This is a big difference compared to conventional software. Each window contains a header. Header contains basic menus and commands. You can move the header by using middle mouse button for instance to find more commands. Menus contain the shortcuts to the commands and can hence be used as reference when needed. One of the most important windows in Blender is the Buttons Window. Buttons Window consists of panels that can have subpanels. Panels have been categorized and their contents may vary depending on mode you are working in. You can fi
