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{{GuiCommand|Name=Std Workbench|Name=View|MenuLocation=[[Std View Menu|View]] → Workbench|Workbenches=All|Shortcut=...|SeeAlso=...}}
{{GuiCommand|Name=Std Workbench|MenuLocation=[[Std View Menu|View]] → Workbench|Workbenches=All|Shortcut=...|SeeAlso=...}}


== Description ==
== Description ==

This command is used to activate the graphical user interface (GUI) and the tools of a specific workbench.
This command is used to activate the graphical user interface (GUI) and the tools of a specific workbench.


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* a Python command.
* a Python command.


There are also two special options available: '''None''' (no workbench) and '''Complete'''[deprecated] (all workbenches at the same time).
There are also two special options available: '''None''' (no workbench) and '''Complete'''[deprecated].


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== Usage ==
== How to use ==

Often the project starts in a workbench, for example with '''Sketch''', then continues in a different workbench, for example with '''Part''', to create objects.
Often the project starts in a workbench, for example with '''Sketch''', then continues in a different workbench, for example with '''Part''', to create objects.
You can switch from the current workbench to a new one with one of the following ways:
You can switch from the current workbench to a new one with one of the following ways:
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== Examples ==
== Examples ==

Start from the drop-down menu:
Start from the drop-down menu:



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Std Workbench

Menu location
View → Workbench
Workbenches
All
Default shortcut
...
Introduced in version
-
See also
...

Description

This command is used to activate the graphical user interface (GUI) and the tools of a specific workbench.

It is possible to execute it in three different ways:

  • the View menu,
  • the drop-down menu, or,
  • a Python command.

There are also two special options available: None (no workbench) and Complete[deprecated].

How to use

Often the project starts in a workbench, for example with Sketch, then continues in a different workbench, for example with Part, to create objects. You can switch from the current workbench to a new one with one of the following ways:

From the View menu

  • In the top menu, open the ViewWorkbench menu and select a workbench. This menu is always available, even when you have previously selected the Complete or None workbench.

From the drop-down menu

  • In the top menu, open the drop-down menu and select a workbench. This menu is not available when you have previously selected the Complete or None workbench.

Via Python console

  • Type the command in the console, for example: Gui.activateWorkbench ("DraftWorkbench") start the workbench Draft. Always possible.

Examples

Start from the drop-down menu:

Starting from the Python console:

Through the console the command can also be copied:

Other references

For a general description of the workbenches, see the page Workbenches.

To learn more about each workbench, consult the respective presentation pages.