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I would like to create a start-up file that does not move from the menu, and disappear after I select and load a few different project files.

I previously set up files but they keep moving out of the menu start-ups when I choose other file names. How do I pin this permanently to the menu, and can I add more than the 5 or so available without opening up extra file windows? Thanks.

To be more clear as some misunderstood, I am looking to PIN files permanently to the recent files menu on start-up, permanently, as more than one start-up file. The below solution only changes the default start-up = 1, not many as preferred. Every time I use a file that I set up as a template, I have to save the file as a new name for the project, as I should, but the template is then replaced in the "recent-files start-up menu", so how can I pin them or add more default settings for extra start-up files, just to be clearer.

Or will I have to have a separate folder full of "templates" and navigate to it on start-up, if pinning is not an option? Can I not just alter the default 5 menu options such as "2d", "3d", "video sequencer" on the left? Thanks.

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This is actually really easy to do: go to the File tab, and scroll down until you see Save start-up file. Click on this, and it will make the current Blender setup the default setup. This can also be done by pressing "CTRL-U" on the keyboard.

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    $\begingroup$ In 2.8 it's in File->Defaults->Save Startup File. Just to prevent confusion :). Have a +1. $\endgroup$ Commented Dec 8, 2019 at 22:28
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    $\begingroup$ ... and there's no longer a shortcut. As more and more users are migrating to 2.81 and beginners are starting there, you might want to update your answer to reflect this. $\endgroup$
    – Moog
    Commented Dec 9, 2019 at 14:35

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