====== OD Workspaces ======

===== What are Workspaces =====

Workspaces are layouts that can be stored within Layout and Modeler.  Workspaces allow you to save and restore different window layouts in a fast manner to make it easy and fast to optimize your interface usage the different situations you might find yourself in.

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===== Usage =====

  * **OD WS GUI**:

Brings up the Gui in which you can create and remove, as well as restore Layouts

  * **OD WS 01-10**:

These allow you to quickly restore the 1-10th layout.  You could map these onto hotkeys for fast switching of layouts, not requiring a gui.

===== Main Interface =====

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  * **Workspace Name**:

The name under which you would like to save the window layout.

  * **Save WorkSpace**:

This will save the current layout under the workspace Name.

  * **Remove WorkSpace**:

This will remove the workspace configuration from disk.

  * **Saved WorkSpaces**:

A pull-down menu with all available workSpaces.  Selecting a workSpace, automatically switches to its layout.

===== What is actually stored, which windows ? =====

  * **Layout**:

Scene Editor, Image Editor, Surface Editor, Graph Editor, Motion Mixer, Presets (Samples), Python Console, Command History, Preferences, Device Manager, Control Booth, Studio, Dynamics, Flock_Master, Render Properties, Node Editor, Octane IPR Preview, Effects, Master Plugins, OD Workspace

  * **Modeler**:

Image Editor, Graph Editor, Surface Editor, Numeric, Layers, Vertex, Snap Panel, Samples, Python Console, Node Editor, General Options, Point Statistics, Polygon Statistics, Edge Statistics, Point Info, Polygon Info, Edge Info

===== How To Install =====

  - Unzip to a folder (where ever you store lightwave plugins)
  - Add the Lightwave Layout plugin OD_WorkSpaces.pyc
  - You'll find a Menu Config you can load via Edit Menus/Import Config.

===== Introduction Video =====

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