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You can also use the H key to hide selected objects. With the ALT+H you will unhide everything ( Show Hidden Objects). The SHIFT+H hides everything but the selected object ( Hide Unselected). Instead, it is only a shortcut to hide and unhide objects. Technically in Blender that is not isolate mode.

That will become a massive help for projects where you have hundreds of objects and want to edit or manipulate just one.ĭoes it work as an isolated mode? The best approach is to use the / Key for a true isolate mode. It hides everything but the selected objects.

SHIFT+H: “Isolate” the selected object.

If you don't want to use that key, you can also work with the Hide options. Once in isolate mode, you can press it again to exit.

Select the object you wish to isolate and press this key.

Luckily for us, we have a simple way to isolate selections in Blender 2.8 (also works with version 2.9). If you don't have any way to isolate that object from the rest, you will have a hard time trying to visualize the changes. For instance, you may want to select a single object and preview the results of texture tiling. In some projects, you may have a massive amount of objects in your 3D Viewport, which could make the editing process a lot harder.