Brushes

Brush Types

See Brush Type.

Available brush types are listed here, together with brushes from the Essentials asset library using them.

Draw

Brushes: Paint

Paints a specified weight over the object.

Blend

The brush Blend Modes defines in which way the weight value is applied to the vertex group while painting.

Mix

In this Blending mode the Weight value defines the target weight that will eventually be reached when you paint long enough on the same location of the mesh. And the strength determines how many strokes you need to place at the target weight. Note that for strength = 1.0 the target weight is painted immediately and for Weight = 0.0 the brush just does nothing.

Add

In this Blending mode the specified weight value is added to the vertex weights. The strength determines which fraction of the weight gets added per stroke. However, the brush will not paint weight values above 1.0.

Subtract

In this Blending mode the specified weight value is subtracted from the vertex weights. The strength determines which fraction of the weight gets removed per stroke. However, the brush will not paint weight values below 0.0.

Lighten

In this Blending mode the specified weight value is interpreted as the target weight. Very similar to the Mix Blending mode, but only weights below the target weight are affected. Weights above the target weight remain unchanged.

Darken

This Blending mode is very similar to the Lighten Blending mode. But only weights above the target weight are affected. Weights below the target weight remain unchanged.

Multiply

Multiplies the vertex weights with the specified weight value. This is somewhat like subtract, but the amount of removed weight is now dependent on the Weight value itself.

Blur

Smooths out the weighting of adjacent vertices. In this mode the Weight Value is ignored. The strength defines how much the smoothing is applied.

Blur

Brushes: Blur

Smooths out the weighting of adjacent vertices. In this mode the Weight Value is ignored. The strength defines how much the smoothing is applied.

Average

Brushes: Average

Smooths weights by painting the average resulting weight from all weights under the brush.

Smear

Brushes: Smear

Smudges weights by grabbing the weights under the brush and ”dragging” them. This can be imagined as a finger painting tool.