Groups are just for defining my "things," right? Well, yeah, that IS good, but there are cases where you might want to use groups to temporarily isolate geometry while modeling! Follow along as Aaron shows how he uses groups to temporarily set geometry to the side to make changes, then join it back together to geth the final model!

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