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    Making every object a different component

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      sakcan
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      lets say I have thousands of trees (it can be any object). is there any way to make every tree a component on its own instead of making them one by one?

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      • Dave RD Offline
        Dave R
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        You might have a look at Make Unique Selected Components.

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          sakcan
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          @dave r said:

          You might have a look at Make Unique Selected Components.

          not answers my problem πŸ˜•

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          • Dave RD Offline
            Dave R
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            I think your post wasn't very clear. Are you saying you have a thousand trees that are all loose geometry and you want to convert each one to a component?

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              TIG Moderator
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              If they are 'groups' a simple Ruby script could convert them into components...

              BUT at this point, please explain what you want to achieve, very clearly...

              TIG

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