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Latest revision as of 14:16, 29 October 2026
Know where a task belongs before starting a lesson.
Workspace map
A labelled schematic of the delivered workspace roles. This is an explanatory diagram, not an application screenshot.
Document and property views
The Object tree selects a document, group or object. The property inspector shows the selected node’s identity and values. A document root has a persistent document ID and session handle; material/group nodes have object IDs.
Python surfaces
The Console is an interactive REPL. The Python workbench opens script editors and plot tabs. Debugger panels show a paused stack and variables. Workbench script I/O uses the shared host Output panel.
Workbenches and views
The workbench selector changes the available working tools. Document, script and plot tabs are host-owned; switching workbench does not discard them.
