Editing Vertex Paint Colors¶

Smooth Vertex Colors¶

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Smooth colors across vertices.

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Generate a dirt map gradient based on cavity.

Blur Strength: Blur strength per iteration.
Blur Iterations: Number of times to blur the colors (higher blurs more).
Highlight Angle: Clamps the angle for convex areas of the mesh. Lower values increase the contrast but can result in clamping. 90 means flat, 180 means infinitely pointed.
Dirt Angle: Clamps the angle for concave areas of the mesh. Higher values increase the contrast but can result in clamping. 90 means flat, 0 means infinitely deep.
Dirt Only: When active it won’t calculate cleans for convex areas.
Normalize: Choose optimal contrast by effectively lowering Highlight Angle and increasing Dirt Angle automatically. Disabling Normalize allows getting consistent results across multiple objects.

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Converts the active weight into grayscale colors.

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Invert RGB values.

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Adjust the levels of the selected vertices.

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Adjust the HSV values of the selected vertices.

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Adjust the brightness/contrast of the selected vertices.

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Fill the active Color Attribute with the current paint color.

Affect Alpha: Set color completely opaque instead of reusing existing alpha.

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Samples a color from the viewport and assigns it to the active Paint brush.

When invoking the operator from a menu (instead of using a shortcut), you can click and drag across multiple colors to sample their average.

This allows quickly matching the brush color to existing painted details directly on the model.

Press Shift-X to sample a color at the mouse cursor position.
Press Shift-Ctrl-X to sample the merged viewport color, including lighting, shading, and all visible layers.

The sampled color becomes the primary color of the active Paint brush.