| Vertex Color Brush
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| Where
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Toolbar, painting
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| Shortcut
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Shift+X samples the color of the nearest vertex
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| Works on
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Paints color onto the corners of brushes
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| Settings
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Tool Properties
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The Vertex Color Brush paints color onto the vertices (corners) of brushes. The color blends smoothly across each face between its corners, so you can darken the base of a wall, add grime to a corner, or tint part of a surface without a new material.
Using it
- Select the brushes to paint.
- Pick Vertex Color Brush and choose a Color.
- Click and drag over the surfaces. The brush's Radius and Strength decide how far and how strongly it paints.
- Shift+X picks up the color of the vertex nearest the brush.
Settings
| Setting
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Type
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Default
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What it does
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| Component mask
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List
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None
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None paints anywhere under the brush. Vertex and Face limit it to the vertices or faces you have selected with the edit tools.
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| Color
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Color
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White
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The color to paint.
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| Radius
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0 to 1
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1.0
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The size of the brush.
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| Strength
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0 to 1
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1.0
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How much of the color each stroke lays down.
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| Pen Pressure
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Check box
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Off
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With a drawing tablet, press harder to paint more strongly.
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Vertex color is kept when you subdivide or cut faces.
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