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enter image description hereSo this is a little embarrassing. I have gotten really far on this Harbor Seal project and i can't figure out how to close my python code info viewer? the large arrow won't appear. I have recently saved, I like what I have. Any suggestions? Is there python script that can hide my python viewer? or simply set to regular format?

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  • If an area is not the same size as the next direction, it will not merge to another area. You have a small puzzle to figure out. – Timaroberts Mar 01 '18 at 06:38
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    Instead of re-arranging windows all the time and making a mess of the interface, you can make custom layouts that accommodate your workflow. Then use Ctrl and the left and right arrows to move across different layouts. Read: https://blender.stackexchange.com/questions/34174/can-screen-layouts-be-locked/34183#34183 –  Mar 01 '18 at 07:32

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The simple way (that doesn't involve careful dragging of a corner) is to right-click the line between two windows - eg, the horizontal between the two top-right frames - and select 'Join Area'. You can then left-click the panel that you want to close. Note, however, that as mentioned by @Timaroberts, you can only do this on frames that match in width/height - otherwise you have to join other areas until the panels you want to join match in size.

Rich Sedman
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