Krunal

I am assuming it's a very simple question, but I haven't been able to find the answer.

Let's say I make an numbers object (by typing 'n' and then 'numbers' on my keyboard). How can I go on to create a different object without clicking off the object using my mouse?

Pressing enter doesn't make a difference in the sense that the first object I created is still selected. 

I am assuming it's a very simple question, but I haven't been able to find the answer.
Let's say I make an numbers object (by typing 'n' and then 'numbers' on my keyboard). How can I go on to create a different object without clicking off the object using my mouse?
Pressing enter doesn't make a difference in the sense that the first object I created is still selected. 
I am on Mac, if that makes a difference.

I am assuming it's a very simple question, but I haven't been able to find the answer.
Let's say I make an numbers object (by typing 'n' and

how-to-exit-an-object-using-the-keyboard-only

On Windows you use Enter or Return to finish typing. Then the Tab key changes focus from that object to the patcher itself. You can then create a new object.

All objects created this way overlay each other on the same grid spot. You need the mouse to move them and to make cable connection. 

Ah I didn't realise the new object is overlaid on top of the old object when I press enter, so I just thought there remained only one object. Thanks for clearing that one up.

How to exit an object using the keyboard only?