How to connect multiple objects together using Rhino? Many friends said that they are not familiar with it yet. Below, the author will explain the steps of connecting multiple objects together in Rhino. I hope it will be helpful to you.
As shown in the picture, the editor established several relatively independent models in Rhino to facilitate demonstration more intuitively. Next, we need to connect several models selected by the red wireframe in the picture below.
Find the group icon pointed by the red arrow as shown in the figure below the standard toolbar, and left-click. Grouping means creating a combination of selected objects and changing them as one.
After clicking the "Group" icon, there will be a prompt on the guide bar to select the objects that need to be grouped, as shown in the picture. At this point, just left-click the objects you need to group one by one. After selecting, press the enter key to confirm.
After confirmation, the objects are grouped. Click any object in the group and all objects in the group will be selected, as shown in the figure.
At this time, click on any object in the group and click with the left button of the mouse. Press and hold the left button to move it. You can see that the groups have moved together, leaving an outline at the original position for reference, as shown in the figure. Show.
If you want to unlink these objects, click the "Disband Group" icon pointed by the red arrow in the picture below.
The above explains the steps for connecting multiple objects together in Rhino. I hope friends in need can learn it.
