What is the Viewport in Blender?

The Viewport in Blender is the area of the interface where you view and interact with your 3D scene. It allows you to navigate, edit, and manipulate objects, providing a visual representation of the scene’s layout and materials. The Viewport is essential for modeling, texturing, animation, and other stages of the 3D pipeline.

Use Cases in Blender

• Scene Layout: View and position objects within a 3D space.

• Modeling: Use the Viewport to interactively edit and refine models.

• Animation: Preview animations directly within the Viewport before rendering.

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