This is where you build your node tree (a tree graph that represents the recipe for manipulating a 3D scene).

This is where you view the results of your renders and composites.

Lets you edit animation keys as curves.

Lets you edit animation keys as a spreadsheet of keys and ranges.

This is where you view the scene data, generated at the current view node in the Node Graph, in a hierarchical representation. The objects - such as geometry, particle data, volumetric data, materials, cameras, and lights - that make up the scene graph are called locations, and are referenced by their path, such as /root/world/cam/camera.

This is where you can view and edit parameters for the whole project.

This is where you can enter Python commands as well as view their outputs. It acts as a Python interactive shell within Katana.

This is where you adjust the parameters associated with nodes currently selected for editing.

Lets you view and organize previous renders.

Lets you view the attribute values held at each location in the scene graph.

Lets you view text output from the renderer.