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--- tupi_ui [2017/01/08 02:59] – maefloresta
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     * **News Module:** This is a complementary module that serves all the latest news about the project. Additionally, it informs you when a new version of Tupi has been released.
-**4. Left Toolbar:** This component contains three expandable panels related to Animation module's features, specifically those related to the illustration process:
+**Tip:** You can switch between workspace tabs using the shortcuts: **Ctrl+1**, **Ctrl+2** and **Ctrl+3**.
+**4. Left Sidebar:** This component contains three expandable panels related to Animation module's features, specifically those related to the illustration process:
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-**Fig 9**. Left Toolbar
+**Fig 9**. Left Sidebar
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     * **Objects Library:** This panel contains the library manager for all the visual/audio objects of your animation projects. From here, you can import external items like images (JPG, PNG, GIF and SVG files) directly to the workspace.
-**5. Right Toolbar:** This component contains two expandable panels related to the animation process, but focused on frames and scenes management:
+**5. Right Sidebar:** This component contains two expandable panels related to the animation process, but focused on frames and scenes management:
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-**Fig 10**. Right Toolbar
+**Fig 10**. Right Sidebar
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     * **Exposure Sheet:** This panel contains the set of frames for each scene of your project. It is not the timeline as you possibly know it from other animation software, but it has a similar goal. From this interface you can handle the frames and layers that compose your scenes.
-**6. Bottom Toolbar:** This component only contains one resource: the Timeline panel. This is a very popular interface piece used by many programs. In fact, it already became a standard tool to manage layers and frames. From this utility you can build the timeline of your animation project adding, editing and removing the frames and layers from all your scenes.
+**6. Bottom Sidebar:** This component only contains one resource: the Timeline panel. This is a very popular interface piece used by many programs. In fact, it already became a standard tool to manage layers and frames. From this utility you can build the timeline of your animation project adding, editing and removing the frames and layers from all your scenes.
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-**Fig 11**. Bottom Toolbar
+**Fig 11**. Bottom Sidebar
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-**7. Properties Panel:** This zone is created according to each of the different tools found on the sidebars or at the bottom of the workspace. Although the initial image (Fig. <b># 5</b>), the panel appears on the right side of the interface, depending on where you find the button you choose, you may receive it in the left side or even at the bottom. If you go back to click on the button initially selected, then the properties panel is closed.
+**7. Expanded Panel:** By default, when a new project is created in Tupi, the Exposure Sheet panel is expanded by default, but it can be collapsed any time. All the options from the left, bottom and right toolbar works in the same way, showing up on the side every panel belongs to, i.e. the Timeline panel appears in the bottom side of the interface.
-**8. Status Bar:** located at the bottom of the program, this bar is currently only serving to deploy the coordinates (x, y) where is the mouse cursor as it moves over the "Workspace"in the [[Animation Module|Animation Module]].
+Now, let's study in detail the [[tupi_animation_module|Animation Module]].
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-**Fig 12**. Status Bar
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