Grouping & Ungrouping Objects
When working with a large number of objects, it is often
useful to group them into a single object to make them easier to select and
move. For example, once you're happy with a group of plants, you might want to
combine them into a group and focus on other areas of your landscape.
To group a set of objects:
1. Select the objects
you want to group.
2. Right-click and
select Group from the popup menu.
To ungroup a set of objects:
1. Select the objects
you want to ungroup.
2. Right-click and
select Ungroup from the popup menu.
The following example shows three objects before they are
grouped.

Here are the same objects after using the Group
command.

Tips:
•
Groups can be nested to any level. In other words, you can create a group
that contains other groups.
• You
cannot edit the properties of objects inside a group; you must ungroup them
first.
• The
house, pond, deck, and landscape wizards use groups to make it easier for you to
place the objects they create.
See also:
Selecting Objects Showing & Hiding Objects Undoing and Redoing
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