Location: Resources pane > Objects tab
The ability to act on multiple objects simultaneously is useful when you are working with similar objects, such as the collection of rigid bodies that make up a single subject.
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To create a group of objects:
On the Objects tab, click to select the required objects, then right-click and on the context menu click Group Objects.
Enter a name for your group and click OK.The selected objects are grouped under the new group name:
You can create further groups of objects as required.
To see the objects in a group, expand the group by clicking the arrow to the right of the group name. By default, all objects in the group are activated:
Add objects to a group
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When you select a group (that is, click its name on the Objects tab), all the objects in the group are selected by default:
You can also click, SHIFT-click and CTRL-click to select/deselect one or more objects within the group.
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- All objects in a group: Right-click the group name and click the required option:
- Delete permanently deletes the group and all the objects within it.
- Ungroup moves all the group's objects outside the group and lists them separately on the Objects tab. The group name is no longer displayed.
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- One or more objects within a group: Expand the group, right-click the required object(s) and then click the required option:
- Delete Object permanently deletes the object.
- Remove Object from GroupName moves the object from within the group to outside the group, so that it is listed separately on the Objects tab.
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- On the Objects tab, select a group by clicking its name.
In the Properties pane, click the group's Color box.
In the Select Color dialog box, choose the required color.
The color of all the objects in the selected group changes.
Save grouped objects
To save grouped objects:
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