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# Group Objects
When grouping objects, child objects will be assigned to all objects of a single group-object. This will help to organize your scene. Once you have selected more than one object, you can use **CTRL****+****G**, **right-click > Group Objects**, or from the Edit menu:
## **Selecting within Groups**
Once objects are grouped, their child objects can't be selected as usual with a single click. Therefore the editor can "jump" into each level of grouping to still be able to change children of groups. A simple **double-click** on a grouped object will open the group and disable all other items outside the group.
The orange highlighted editor will indicate that you are within a group. Use the **ESC**** Key** on your keyboard to leave the group.
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