Blender Default User Preferences
User preferences is now called blender preferences but still provides access to all the applications underlying properties options and settings.
Blender default user preferences. Also makes no difference to amd users other than visually. Accessing blender preferences. To open the blender preferences window click edit preferences. The following figure shows the settings in the file options section of the user preferences editor.
The file options in user preferences. Configuring your preferences. Also no hotkey has been assigned. Also no hotkey has been assigned.
This option is good for someone who is new to blender and is unfamiliar with its menus and shortcuts. There are two areas where blender s defaults are stored. I brought up this topic because we are talking about default blender settings my reasoning for it being default was that the performance hit is huge on nvidia cards so huge that it should be addressed in some shape or form even if nvidia decide to update in the future. By default all community supported add ons that ship with blender are disabled.
Most of the officially supported add ons are for importing and exporting file types to and from other programs. The file options relate to how blender works with files. For blender 2 8 user preferences is now generally referred to simply as preferences and the properties window now blender preferences. Many options here are geared toward optimizing for performance and generally the defaults work well.
The preferences file stores keymap add ons theme and other options. You can use the buttons on the left side of the add ons section in user preferences to filter the add ons you see according to support level. To access in the main header click edit preferences then the menu icon bottom left corner of blender preferences select load factory settings from the options to perform a reset. Like most programs blender works with files.
The system options in blender s user preferences by jason van gumster whereas the interface options dictate how you interact with blender the options in the system section shown here tend to dictate more how blender interacts with you. In order to get to modeling and rendering sooner this tutorial will cover only a few of the many user settable preferences. User preferences was moved under edit menu in 2 80. Alternatively you can hit f4 for the window context menu and access user prefs.
In blender 2 79 you will find it under file user preferences. Themes can be customized more in the preferences. User preferences is now just preferences and can be accessed from the main edit menu in blender 2 80. User preferences now just blender preferences.