tamaño de la interfaz

[xluplay]

Estoy aprendiendo after y estoy viendo que mi interfaz se ven las cosas más grandes que a la otra gente y no se por que. Adjunto fotos en comparación.

[ShiveringCactus]

After Effects' workspace is incredibly flexible and you can move around panels and turn them off and on as you wish.

If you use the menu and go to Window > Workspaces, you can find different layouts and even your own.  And the Window menu also controls panel visibility.

[xluplay]

but it dont do nothing, besides also i have problems whith the windows. the second is mine

[Warren Heaton]

@xluplay 

What is the native resolution of your display?  And what is your screen resolution set to?

If working on a display with a native resolution of 1440-by-900 (the minimum for After Effects) to 1920-by-1080, that doesn't leave a lot of space for having too many panels open at the same time.  If using After Effects on a regular basis, I would opt for a display with a native resolution of  2560-by-1440 or higher.

If your display Scale is currently at 125% or 150%, try 100% (or whatever shows as "Recommended").

Here's more information on changing your screen resolution in Windows:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/change-your-screen-resolution-and-layout-in-windows-5eff...

Assuming your native resolution is 1920-by-1080 or less, try starting with the "Small Screen" workspace.  Then add additional panels that you need and save that as a custom workspace.  The Small Screen workspace uses the "Stacked Panel Group" and "Small Tab" panel group settings to help have more panels showing at the same time.

- Warren