Accidentally deleted "UV Editing"

[qiunn]

You know the tab that says "default" at the top? In the list, I accidentally deleted UV editing. Any help?

[glopnar]

I don't know how to bring it back to that list, but pressing ctrl+right arrow cycles through different viewports and you might be able to find the UV Editing one.

[Pte Jack]

All UV editing is, is the Image Viewer in the left panel and the 3d Editor in the right panel.

Quite easily built and it looks like the best scene layout to build it from would be the Scripting layout.

Select the Scripting layout, Click the + beside the name to create a duplicate of it, the name will become Scripting.001, Change the name to UV Editing.

Now just pull screen together and open the required screens.

Change back to the Default layout and do a File Save Startup File to make sure the new layout is saved to your Blender Start Up.

Like this...

https://i.imgur.com/rTL1qtf.gif

[The Renderer]

Or, if you haven't done any other changes you want to keep, just revert Blender to factory settings. (File -> Load Factory Settings). That should bring everything back to the way it was when you first started Blender.

Also Happy Birthday, Pte Jack!

[Pte Jack]

Problem with resetting to factory settings is that you reset all your plug ins and any customization you've done to Blender.

[The Renderer]

Originally posted by Pte Jack:

Problem with resetting to factory settings is that you reset all your plug ins and any customization you've done to Blender.

Yes. Hence "...if you haven't done any other changes...".

[Pte Jack]

Originally posted by The Renderer:

Yes. Hence "...if you haven't done any other changes...".

LOL, yup, I wanted to re-emphasize that, because lot of ppl will quickly read over the

"...if you haven't done any other changes you want to keep"

part and see the

"bring everything back to the way it was when you first started Blender"

part thinking that it means,

"Oh, from the last time I started Blender before I deleted the screen",

not realizing it meant setting everything back to the "Basic Factory Setting" that were set when Blender was first installed on their system.

Also, if ppl do set their systems back to Factory, they still have to do the File - Save Start up File
in order to keep the change or Blender will start up using the old start up file with the screen missing the next time they use it after closing down the session.

And thanks for the wishes.