Workspaces

The Layout dropdown in the menu bar switches between Default, Essentials, Design, Animation, Data & Rules, Dual Monitor, and your saved presets. The selected name shows (modified) after you rearrange panels. Window → Workspaces offers the same layouts together with Save, Reset and Manage commands. A workspace includes panel visibility, dock groups, tab order and active tabs, panel sizes, floating panes, and detached window positions and sizes.

Choose a pane from the Window menu to open it as a floating window centered in Studio. You can then drag its title bar to move or dock it wherever you need.

Drag a pane tab or a floating pane's title bar to rearrange it. The outer edge guides dock a pane outside the other regions: the bottom guide spans the full workspace width, while the left or right guide can span the full workspace height. The most recently chosen outer bottom or side guide owns the shared corners; that choice is saved with the workspace. Drop near an existing group to place the pane before or after it, or drop on the group's tabs to combine them. The blue preview shows the destination. Drag the dividers to resize regions and groups; their sizes are remembered with the workspace. Press Esc while dragging to suppress docking.

Use Save Workspace As… to name the current arrangement. Update Current Workspace replaces a custom preset with the current arrangement; built-in presets stay available as starting points. Reset Current Workspace restores the selected preset. Rearranging panels updates session recovery automatically and marks the workspace as modified, while the named preset changes only when updated. Manage Workspaces… applies, renames, deletes, imports, and exports custom presets as JSON. Names are unique without regard to case; imports receive a numbered suffix if a name is already used.

Under File → Preferences → OGraf Studio → Workspace & windows, choose whether startup restores the last session or a specific preset, and whether to reopen detached windows. These application preferences save immediately and are independent of template-set output defaults.

Detached panes remember their last position even after Dock Back or closing that pane. Reloading Studio preserves the window arrangement. If the browser blocks reopening windows, use Restore Detached Windows in the Window menu or Restore Windows in the recovery notice. The panes remain available in the main editor. Missing displays fall back to an available screen when the browser can identify the monitor layout; precise multi-monitor placement depends on browser support and permission.

Browser builds save workspaces in the current browser profile and address, including its port. The standalone build also saves a per-user OGrafStudio/workspaces.json profile in the operating system's application settings directory (%LOCALAPPDATA% on Windows). Use preset import/export to transfer arrangements between browsers or computers. Workspace preferences do not affect rendered graphics or template-set settings.