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Workspace Overview ​

The Foxel workspace is designed around a central editing area and task-based side panels.

The Scene View remains at the center of your work, while the surrounding panels change depending on what you are currently doing. This allows you to model, paint, animate, and manage project content without switching to a completely separate interface.

Instead of opening different editors for different tasks, you switch pages. Each page updates the left and right panels to show the tools and information that are most relevant to that task.

Foxel interface 🔺 Figure 1: The Foxel workspace.

Main Areas of the Workspace ​

The numbered items below correspond to the numbered elements shown in Figure 1.

  1. Scene View
    The main area where you view, navigate, and edit your content.

  2. Header Bar
    Provides access to common file actions, undo and redo, and display-related scene view controls.

  3. Toolbar
    Contains the active editing tools, their options, and the currently selected color and material.

  4. Timeline
    Used for playback, frame navigation, and keyframe editing when working with animation.

  5. Left and Right Panels
    These panels display task-specific content. Their contents depend on the currently selected page. For example, the Scene page shows the Hierarchy and Inspector, while the Surface page shows Colors and Materials.

  6. Page Bar
    Lets you switch between workspace pages. Changing the page updates the side panels while keeping the Scene View visible.

How Pages Work ​

Pages organize Foxel by task.

For example:

  • Use Scene to organize objects and edit their properties.
  • Use Surface to work with colors and materials.
  • Use Assets to manage projects and asset files.
  • Use Prefabs and Minis to place reusable content into the scene.

This keeps the workspace focused while still making the most important parts of the project easy to reach.

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