Collections¶
There can be many objects in a scene: A typical stage scene consists of furniture, props, lights, and backdrops. Blender helps you keep everything organized by allowing you to group like objects together. Objects can be grouped together without any kind of transformation relationship (unlike parenting). Collections are used to just logically organize your scene, or to facilitate one-step appending or linking between files or across scenes.
Collections Panel¶
Reference
- Mode
Object Mode
- Panel
All collections that an object has been assigned to are listed in the Properties
.- Add to Collection
Adds the selected object to a collection. A pop-up lets you specify the collection to add to.
- New
+
Creates a new collection and adds the selected object to it.
- Name
To rename a collection, simply click in the collections name field.
- Remove
X
To remove an object from a collection, find the name of the collection from which you wish to remove the object, and click the
X
button to the right of the collection name.- Specials
Unlink Collection, Select Collection, Set Offset from Cursor
- Offset
Applies a spatial offset of the instanced collections from the original object’s origin.
Ver también
Appending or Linking Collections
To append a collection from another blend-file, consult this page. In summary, Select a blend-file and then the collection.