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	merging two surfaces requires that a single edge, a border row of control points,	merging two surfaces requires that a single edge, a border row of control points,
	from two separate surfaces are selected. This means that the surfaces must be part of the same object. For example,	from two separate surfaces are selected. This means that the surfaces must be part of the same object. For example,
	you can't join two surfaces while in Object mode - but you can of course, as with any objects of the same type,	you can't join two surfaces while in Object mode - but you can of course, as with any objects of the same type,
	join two or more Surface objects (`Joining Objects`_)	join two or more Surface objects
	into one object (:kbd:`Ctrl-J`) - they just won't be "linked" or merged in a single one... Yes, it's a bit confusing!	into one object (:kbd:`Ctrl-J`) - they just won't be "linked" or merged in a single one... Yes, it's a bit confusing!

	This command is equivalent to creating edges or :kbd:`F` aces for meshes	This command is equivalent to creating edges or :kbd:`F` aces for meshes
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