In this lecture I would like you to focus on the concept of workspaces and how to use them open after
effects.
And if you have the home page you can just click on new project if you'd like to or just close it.
OK I would just close it here.
It's OK.
Now the user interface of after effects is actually pretty easy and you can design it the way you would
like it is composed of planets.
So this is the project panel.
This is the composition view of the panel.
This is a timeline and on your right here you'll have what I like calling the auxilary panners.
These are patterns that will help you achieve even more at a click away.
On top here you'll have the main menu and then you have the toolbar just under that this collection
of panels is called a workspace.
We are now in the default workspace.
You can click on it to make sure you are in it and then come over and he set to save the out.
Now if you haven't done any changes and then get back and save changes to this workspace it should look
exactly like this.
And it's 100 percent similar to CC 2000.
It did except this small button here and another skyrocket.
They put here OK the default workspace has a very good lay out for you to have a very good workflow.
Maybe you will add or remove certain pallets from here.
We'll see that later on.
Now new in 2019 is the learned workspace Actually it just opens the panel here and you can learn a few
things.
You have also the standard workspace the standard workspace is just about compatibility which is the
version prior to 2072 you have the small screen workspace pretty interesting where the menus here are
a bit larger.
If you notice and there are very few just the necessary facts then you have the library's menu.
This extends the library palette for you to work on your assets from Adobe dot com.
You have the double rows here.
If you click on them you will have several options for other workspaces.
For example the old balance.
And you notice here now you have most of the balance if you like.
You have also some more specialized workspaces such as essential graphics if you build this workspace
it will open the essential graphics panel just in the middle here.
So you pay a lot of attention to it and actually it will help you create some essential graphics that
you see in the scores.
Also you'll have the color workspace.
Very interesting.
Well also it opens the scopes just in the middle and then you'll have some other ones.
The next is very interesting where it opens the correct panel and the paragraph Paran do neighborhood
to work on text.
So let's go back to the default and reset it.
Now you're not limited to these kind of workspaces.
You can create your own space by moving the panels around and adjusting them the way you would like
and closing some opening others.
And this is what we are going to see in the next lecture.