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    The Splash Screen design usually changes with each new Blender update. You’ll also find Screen
                      Headers at the top and bottom of the display, while every Editor Panel has its own Editor Header.
                      These headers have buttons to access tools and features for that specific screen or editor.

                      For example, clicking the Left Mouse Button in the 3D Viewport Editor will close the Splash Screen.

                                COMPONENTS OF BLENDER WINDOW

                      The different components of Blender window are as follows:

                                          Top Menu             Workspaces                      Outliner

                                           3D Viewport     Status bar      Timeline                Properties

                         3D Viewport: The 3D Viewport is the area where you can interact with your 3D scene. It allows
                        you  to  perform various tasks  such  as modelling,  where you  create  shapes  and objects,
                        animation, which involves making objects move and texture painting, where you add colours
                        and designs to your objects.

                         Outliner: The Outliner is a structured list that organises everything in your project, displaying
                        all objects and data within your file. It allows you to view and manage objects in your scene,

                        making  it  easier  to  select  or deselect  them  as  needed.  You  can  also  hide  or show objects,
                        ensuring  a  clutter-free  workspace  and  lock  objects  to  prevent  accidental  modifications.
                        Additionally, the Outliner enables you to toggle object visibility in the final render, helping you
                        control what appears in the output. It also provides options to delete objects, unlink data by
                        clicking the X next to it and organise objects into groups called collections, improving scene
                        management and workflow efficiency.

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