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How to Export Multiple Objects from Blender as separate OBJ Files

Oct 06, 2024

If you're working on a 3D modeling project in Blender and need to export multiple objects as separate OBJ files, you may find that the default export options in Blender tend to combine all the objects into a single OBJ file. This can be frustrating if you need each object to remain separate for further editing or use in other software.

Fortunately, there is a simple workaround for this issue. Here's how to export multiple objects from Blender as separate OBJ files:

1. Select the objects you want to export

In Blender, select the objects you want to export as separate OBJ files. You can do this by right-clicking on each object while holding down the Shift key to select multiple objects at once.

2. Separate the objects into distinct collections

Once you have selected the objects, you can separate them into distinct collections by pressing the 'M' key and choosing 'New Collection'. This will create a new collection containing the selected objects, keeping them separate from the rest of the scene.

3. Export each collection as an individual OBJ file

With the objects separated into distinct collections, you can now export each collection as an individual OBJ file. Go to 'File' > 'Export' > 'Wavefront (.obj)' and choose a location to save the file. In the export options, make sure to check the 'Selection Only' and 'Objects as OBJ Objects' checkboxes to ensure that each collection is exported as a separate OBJ file.

4. Repeat for each collection

If you have more than one collection containing objects to export, repeat the export process for each collection to create separate OBJ files for each group of objects.

By following these steps, you can easily export multiple objects from Blender as separate OBJ files without the need to join them together. This allows for greater flexibility and control over your 3D modeling projects, whether you're working on game assets, visualizations, or animations.

Remember to organize your collections and files in a way that makes sense for your workflow, and you'll be able to efficiently export and manage multiple objects in Blender without any hassle.

Now that you know how to export multiple objects from Blender as separate OBJ files, you can streamline your workflow and make the most of the powerful 3D modeling capabilities that Blender has to offer.

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