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-==== Separating Joined Objects ====
-It can happen, that multiple objects are connected to other ones which are not needed. This outlines a quick method of separating objects.
-{{:en:blender:moebel_separating1.png?800|}}
-Note that when the small table is selected in object mode, a number of other objects are selected as well. This means that blender views them as one object.
-{{:en:blender:moebel_separating2.png?800|}}
-Switch to edit mode (or press tab) to view the meshes. The object we need to separate must be selected. Press P to open the Separate option. Then choose "By loose parts". This command breaks all the individual meshes into their own objects.
-{{:en:blender:moebel_separating3.png?800|}}
-Switch back to object mode (tab). The meshes are now free of the other objects in the scene, and can now be selected together.
-{{:en:blender:moebel_separating4.png?800|}}
-Though not necessary, the selected meshes can be joined into one. This is accomplished under Object- Join.
-Finally, the new object can be exported as a single object. [[en:blender:exporting_specific_objects|See exporting specific objects.]]