Workspace Layouts

A Workspace Layout saves the current arrangement of panels so you can restore it instantly. This lets you switch between different workspace configurations for different tasks — for example, a programming layout with large preset and attribute panels, and a show layout with a large executor view.

Saving a layout#

store layout 1 "Programming View"store layout 2 "Show View"store layout 3 "Patch View"

If a layout already exists at that slot, use the overwrite flag:

store layout 1 "Programming View" -o

Loading a layout#

Recall a saved layout (replaces the current workspace arrangement):

layout 1    -- load layout 1

Listing layouts#

list layouts

Renaming a layout#

label layout 1 "Tech Rehearsal View"

Deleting a layout#

delete layout 1

Clearing the workspace#

Remove all panels from the workspace (does not delete the layout — just clears the current view):

layout clear

Typical workflow#

Arrange panels for programming (attribute panel, preset pool, fixture list, cue list)
store layout 1 "Programming"
Rearrange for show operation (large executor panel, group pool, master panel)
store layout 2 "Show"
Switch between them with layout 1 and layout 2