Hey there, fellow 3D modeling enthusiasts! Have you ever accidentally messed up your view settings in Rhino 3D and struggled to get back to the default layout? Don't worry, I've got you covered with a quick guide on how to revert to default view settings in Rhino 3D.

First, let's focus on resetting the viewport layout. To do this, simply go to the 'Views' menu at the top of the Rhino window and select 'Set Viewport Layouts' from the dropdown menu. Choose the default layout option to reset your viewports to the initial default configuration.

Next, let's talk about resetting your display mode settings. If you've tweaked the display mode properties and want to go back to the default settings, go to the 'Render' menu, then select 'Render Settings.' In the Render Settings window, click on the 'Restore Defaults' button to revert to the original display mode settings.

Now, what if you've customized your toolbar and tool palettes and want to revert them to the default setup? No worries – simply right-click on any toolbar or tool palette area in the Rhino window and select 'Toolbar Layout,' then choose 'Restore Defaults' from the dropdown menu to reset the interface to its default layout.

Lastly, if you've made changes to the command prompt options and want to go back to the default settings, you can do so by typing 'Options' in the command prompt and hitting Enter. In the Options window, select the 'Advanced' tab and click on the 'Reset to Defaults' button to revert the command prompt settings to their original state.

By following these simple steps, you can easily revert to default view settings in Rhino 3D and restore your workspace to its initial state. This will not only help you maintain a clean and organized workspace but also improve your overall 3D modeling experience.

So, the next time you find yourself in a sticky situation with your view settings in Rhino 3D, remember these handy tips to quickly revert to the default layout. Happy modeling!