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Edit Groups
You can modify groups in a number of ways, including changing their
membership, modifying their properties, revising the names and descriptions
of groups, and removing them from the drawing.
Edit Objects as a Group
When group selection is turned on, you can move, copy, rotate, and modify
groups just as you can modify individual objects. If you need to edit objects
within a group, turn off group selection or use grips to edit individual objects.
For more information, see
Select Objects in Groups (page 228).
In some circumstances, it is useful to control the order in which objects that
belong to the same group are selected. For example, a custom routine that
generates paths for numerical control devices might depend on a series of
contiguous objects in a specified order.
You can reorder group members in two ways: either change the numerical
position of individual members or ranges of group members, or reverse the
order of all members. The first object in each group is number 0, not number
1.
Change Group Components, Name, or Description
You can specify objects to be added to or removed from a group at any time.
You can also rename a group or change it’s description. If deleting an object
or removing it from a group leaves the group empty, the group remains defined
but without any members.
NOTE Exploding an object such as a block or hatch that belongs to a group does
not automatically add the resulting components to any group.
Remove Groups
You can delete a group definition, to ungroup the contained objects.
As a result, objects are ungrouped but not otherwise changed.
Correct Mistakes
You can backtrack your recent actions using one of several methods.
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