Aug 3, 2021 · All Group Assets (Group Models, Images, Meshes, Audio, Plugins) will now be found only in your Creations tab of Toolbox. They will no longer appear in the Inventory tab of Toolbox. Group Packages will also now...

Aug 4, 2015 · Currently, if I have one group open in the toolbox on Group Models and switch to Group Decals, it will shift focus back to my first group instead of the currently selected one:

Mar 19, 2015 · I we had a shortcut that allowed us to select a model within a group. Even though selecting an individual part leads me to the … Currently, Studio allows users to use Alt-Left Click to select a single part within a group.

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In the 3D viewport or the Explorer window, select every object that you want to group into a model. Right-click on one of the objects and select Group, or press Ctrl G on Windows or ⌘ G on Mac. A new Model object displays with all of the objects …

Mar 31, 2019 · I need to be able to morph players back and forth between certain models, or attach the models to characters and somehow have the new models behave as the character until the transformation is released (pseudo character swapping).

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When you group objects together, they automatically become a Class.Model object. In the 3D viewport or the Explorer window, select every object that you want to group into a model. Right-click on one of the objects and select Group, or press CtrlG on Windows or ⌘G on Mac.

You can group objects into a model by selecting them and clicking the Group button. This action has a default shortcut of Ctrl G (Windows) or ⌘ G (Mac). Alternatively, you can group objects into a folder by clicking the small arrow next to the button and selecting Group as a Folder .

In this Roblox Studio tutorial for beginners, you will learn how to organize objects in your workspace using Group as a Model, Group as a Folder, and Ungroup...