There should be a list of all the items and their properties here. I don't know if there's a way to bring it back
I don't need the N panel, I need this one:
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$\begingroup$ Press N! Read the manual! $\endgroup$– John EasonJan 29 at 21:36
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$\begingroup$ Dude, I don't need the N panel. I need the big panel with all the items etc. $\endgroup$– CatJan 29 at 21:37
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$\begingroup$ youtu.be/8XyIYRW_2xk?t=61 $\endgroup$– EmirJan 29 at 22:05
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$\begingroup$ Ah! That's the outliner and properties panel. Looks as if you've gone full screen with the 3D view so Ctrl-Space should toggle back to the normal layout. $\endgroup$– John EasonJan 29 at 22:08
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$\begingroup$ @JohnEason I've been experimenting and closed it by right click > area > close area $\endgroup$– CatJan 29 at 22:14
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I've found a way to do it: (Try pressing Ctrl+Space before repeating that since you could have accidentaly gone fullscreen)
Point your cursor to the right bottom of the blender window untill you see a crosshair
Hold left mouse button and pull left, you'll see a new 3D Viewport, in this viewport click this icon
Select "Outliner"
You can now repeat the process to open "Properties" panel, but now, instead of "Outliner", you should choose, well, "Properties"
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$\begingroup$ Have a look at the documentation. It will be useful when you need to talk about parts of Blender's UI. $\endgroup$ Jan 29 at 22:15
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$\begingroup$ Docs are good but sometimes you can't find the answer there since there are a lot of text and sections $\endgroup$– CatJan 29 at 22:17
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$\begingroup$ Everything there is quite useful, so no harm to read it. In this case I mean just for communication. It is Outliner and Properties editor, not "properties panel", panels are sort of regions in it. $\endgroup$ Jan 29 at 22:28
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$\begingroup$ But it seems even official tutorials get it wrong... youtube.com/watch?v=8XyIYRW_2xk&t=61s this one linked before in the comments for example. He is talking about areas when he says 'panels'. That is not very helpful... $\endgroup$ Jan 29 at 22:47