The default workspaces are awesome for workflow, but we should have a way to reset them after rearranging the windows. I’ve already found myself rearranging my windows not realizing I was still in the UV Editing workspace, which means the next time I want to use the UV Editing workspace it’s all messed up.
Right now the best we have is to save, quit, then reopen without loading the UI, which isn’t terrific.
It would be great to have a right click option to “Reset workspace to preset layout.”
A few paper cuts I found playing with Blender 2.80 today :
Lamps target When grabbing the lamp target, it doesn’t update unless there is an object behind.
Viewport motion blur When motion blur is on and in camera view, the viewport samples don’t update.
One window available When a render is open in a new window, and then I want to open the User Preferences window, it takes the place of the render window.
Timeline doesn’t refresh When I have some keyframes on an object, if I select another object, it doesn’t refresh unless I click inside the timeline.
Studio lighting There is no way to differentiate if it is camera based or world based.
Browser editor The icons are not aligned with the text.
EDIT: Resolved with the recent Preferences changes. Thanks!
Blender Dark has multiple accent colors that look less different.
By unifying these color codes, it is easier to make bulk changes of accent colors using a text editor.
@pablovazquez hey Pablo, have you seen this? I don’t think this is intentional, right?
because it rotates around its center and has only one line per axis it would look the same in perspective or orthographic
it wouldn’t line up with the grid in the scene unless it were centered on screen, or distorted and not really reflect the angle you’re looking
Oh wow, you’re right. I just tried lining it up in Photoshop and it was fine. I guess I was just seeing a bit of an optical illusion because of my curved monitor.
I did notice however that the gizmo and the 3D View axes only line up as long as the 3D View is centered on the world origin. I guess there isn’t a better solution. But it does look a bit strange whenever the 3D view is not centered:
I wonder how it would look to give the gizmo some kind of offset equal to the 3D View’s offset from the world center point.
This is a small one, I don’t know if it happens only on my notebook or on windows 10:
The animation and compositing workspaces appears detached or just over the bottom status bar.
If I add the 2D animation, motion tracking or vídeo editing workspaces they appear this way as well.
If I click the button unmaximize (is this his english name?) or change to another workspace and go back to them, they are normal again.
Another small one:
The 2D full canvas bottom status bar are behind the Windows bar. Changing workspaces and unmaximizing resolves this too.
Whenever your cursor goes to the left or right of the 3D viewport window (or any editor with sidebar panels), it turns into double-headed arrow (that’s basically telling us that something can be moved either ways). It could be very much confusing for a new user, specially if this change of cursor display to double-headed arrow doesn’t happen at the “actual” proximity of the sidebar panel .
While expanding the toolbar, one have to reach to that + (plus) button.
And I find it bit annoying specially working on a complex scene in the 3D viewport when this change of cursor display happen, when I don’t intend to collapse/expand.
I am currently trying to export Stuff to substance painter and realised … similar names will give you similar results with the random Object Colors … and it pretty much makes the thing not usable for me right now, since I need diffrent colors but I also need to use similar names due to convention.
And as long as
get almost identical colors, I’m a bit lost :C
I’m guessing it’s probably a feature but please fix it oO
The color selector wheel currently covers the gradient ramp in the material editor. I feel that this is annoying when I try to select a in-between color for the ramp and need to see the other colors while this is done.
It’s a bug, fixed now:
I think that it should be kept as it is, don’t you? You clearly understand why this is happing. Offsetting this will only make it harder to understand the view-rotation of the world.
O_o
that was quick! Thanks a lot!!! 
What the color picker really needs is panel drag support.
Yes, I would like that too but that would be a feature request, right? Not a paper cut. And the default placement should be corrected anyway.
Speaking of Colors … I stumbled across two more papercuts:
I don’t know if this affects just my cheap monitor, but icons for enabled and disabled visibility in the outliner are too similar in color, and it gets hard to distinguish them when you see that wall of icons.
If it’s just a matter of color in theme, please just make disabled icons darker by default.
I do not know if it is an optical effect or not, but the horizontal space between these icons of the outliner is really too much, on my monitor that has 1440 x 900 resolution there is a lot of waste of space and practically take half outliner … I think it could better optimize the space between the icons … or at least it should find a solution to compensate for the various resolutions … I understand, having tried blender on a higher resolution monitor, such as 1080p. that this problem is not so obvious.
scale 1 and scale 0.76 on my monitor
edit:
With the display scale option the situation improves a bit, because the icons become smaller … but there is the problem that also climbs the text and becomes difficult to be read …
Perhaps separating the scaling of the icons from the scaling of the texts the situation becomes more convenient.
Although it must be said that the only area for the size of the annoying icons is that of the outiliner … and therefore should be separated more areas of items that can be scaled …
Because the icons of the other areas are more than good.
This is the thought that comes to mind …
