Groups

Select at least two eligible objects at the current editing level and choose Group, or press G. Select a group and choose Ungroup, or press Shift+G, to release its contents. Ctrl+G (Mac: Cmd+G) and the corresponding Shift shortcut are also supported.

With Select active, double-click a group, or select the whole group and press Enter. You can open a nested group in the same way. The context path shows which level you are editing; selection operations now work within that level. Enter belongs to the active tool while a tool or numeric entry is in progress.

When no tool interaction needs the key, press Esc or Shift+Enter to close one group level and select the group you left. Repeat to leave a nested group. Use the context path to return to a containing level.

Rename a selected object group in the Inspector, or use the Outliner to find groups and objects. Grouping in Reshape organizes faces and their owned edges; Structure groups organize members. These editing contexts use their own group contents, rather than adding drawing objects to the open surface or structure.

Copy or transform the closed group when you want to act on it as a unit. Lock or hide groups from their controls when needed; unlock or show them again through the Outliner. Use Undo to reverse a committed grouping change. When you ungroup a group linked to a task or goal, its links move to the containing group, or to its objects and child groups if it has no parent. Undo restores the group and its links.