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Merging multiple surfaces

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Is there a way to merge a whole group of surfaces together in one command, or do you just have to merge 2 at a time?


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sean
 
2 at a time.
 
Now that would just be 2 easy!! Well most of the time.


Afraid its only 2 at a time!!
 
Using Merge Tool - only two at a time as stated, however sometimes it can be useful to use the copy function, if for instance 4 surfaces are connected you can select all 4, and use the copy / paste option


This creates a complete whole surface which joins the 4 individual surfaces, this helps in certain instances
 
> This creates a complete whole surface which joins the 4 individual surfaces


Unless I'm missing something it creates a single feature containing multiple surfaces / quilts but it does not join surfaces, e.g. create 2 sided edges where there were 1 sided edges.
 
Unless I am missing something totally, I just tried that copy multiple surfaces and paste in one command and it wont allow the selection of surfaces that are not merged.
 
Actually, it won't ... using Paste, but you can if you Paste Special and do something like a 0 transform.
 
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