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Fetch 95
AutoBackup p ath in the Configure User Paths
dialog >
File I/O p anel (page 3–856) .
• Fetch also deletes al l recorded operations in the
Undo and Redo History lists.
See also
Fetch (page 1–95)
Fe tch
Edit menu > Fetch
Fetch restores the scene and settings prev iously
stored by the
Hold (p age 1–94) command.
Information stored includes all geometry, lights,
cameras, viewport configuration, and selection
sets.
UseHoldbeforeyouundertakeanoperationthat
may not work as expected or any operation that
cannot be undone. The Fetch command restores
the contents of the H old buffer, allowing you to get
back to a particular point if you need to.
See also
Hold (page 1–94)
Delete
Make a selection. > Edit menu > Delete
Make a selection. > Keyboard > DELET E
TheDeletecommanddeletesthecurrentselection
from the model.
The
Undo (page 1–93) menu command restores
thedeletedselectiontothemodel. TheUndo
command is also available as a button on the main
toolbar.
See also
Undo/Redo (page 1–93)
Assemblies and Groups
Usi ng G r oups
Object on the right is a grou p and treated as a single e ntity.
Grouping lets you combine two or more objects
into a single grouped object. The grouped object
is given a name, and then treated much like any
other object.
Group names are simi lar to object names, except
that they’re carried by the group object. In lists like
the one for the S elect Object dialog, group names
appear in square brackets, for example [Group01].
The comm ands to manage groups are on the
default
Group menu (page 3–722) .
General Features of Groups
Once you group objects, you can treat them as
a single object in your scene. You can click any
object in the group to select the group object.