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Where are user preferences in Blender?
Accessing Blender Preferences To open the Blender Preferences window click Edit → Preferences… In Blender 2.79, you will find it under File → User Preferences…
Where is the Add option in Blender?
To add a new object to your scene in Blender, hover your mouse cursor over the 3D View and use the Shift+A hotkey. From the menu that appears, choose the type of primitive you want to put into the scene.
How do I import my blender settings?
Make a copy of the folder with the version from which you want to take settings and add-ons and then rename it to the number of the new version of Blender. When starting, Blender will pick up the settings from the new directory you created.
How to change the default settings in Blender?
40 Ctrl + U will save your current settings and setup as the default startup view, meaning it will set everything as the default including the current view (s), whatever data is loaded (images, models), and the User Interface.
Where do I find the audio settings in Blender?
This panel contains the sound settings for live playback within Blender and are only available with SDL or OpenAL . To control these settings for exporting sound see the Encoding Panel and Audio Panel. Sets the audio engine to use to process and output audio. No Audio support (audio strips can still be loaded normally).
Where does the cache go in Blender video sequencer?
To use the Disk Cache, this option must be enabled, the Disk Cache Directory and Disk Cache Limit set, then save or reopen the existing blend-file. The location on disk to store the cache. Upper limit of the Video Sequencer’s disk cache (in gigabytes), setting to zero disables disk cache.
Where is Blenders scripts / AddOns folder and how to install?
For Windows based computers, Blender’s “scripts” and “addons” folder is generally placed in a ‘protected’ system directory (depending on the option selected during installation of Blender), often the same one other program files and folders are located. To help prevent unintentional removal or change, Windows ‘hides’ access to these areas.