Editor Overview

A tour of the Renzora editor interface and its main panels.

Layout

The editor uses a dockable panel system. You can drag panels, split them, and arrange them however you like. The default layout has:

• Title bar — file menu, workspace tabs, play controls, settings, and sign-in
• Viewport (center) — your 3D/2D scene view
• Hierarchy (left) — tree of all entities in the scene
• Inspector (right) — properties of the selected entity
• Asset browser (bottom) — browse and manage project files
• Console (bottom) — logs and script output

Workspaces

The title bar has workspace tabs at the top. Each workspace is a different panel arrangement optimized for a task:

• Scene — default layout for level editing
• Materials — material graph editor with preview
• Animation — timeline and keyframe editor
• Audio — audio mixer (DAW-style)
• UI — game UI canvas editor
• Network — multiplayer configuration

You can create custom workspaces and save your own layouts.

Key panels

Viewport

The main scene view. Navigate with WASD to fly, Alt+left-click to orbit, and scroll to zoom. It automatically switches between 3D and 2D mode based on the selected entity.

Hierarchy

Shows every entity in the scene as a tree. Drag entities to reparent them. Right-click for options like duplicate, delete, and rename. Use the + button to add new entities.

Inspector

Shows all components on the selected entity: transform, mesh, material, physics, scripts, and more. Click "Add Component" to attach new functionality.

Asset Browser

A file browser for your project. Drag textures onto materials, scripts onto entities, and scenes into the hierarchy. Supports thumbnails for images and models.

What's next?

Learn about Core Concepts like entities, components, and scenes.