Giới Thiệu (Introduction)

../../_images/sculpt-paint_brush_introduction_brush-circle.png — Con trỏ đầu bút vẽ.

Điều Khiển IK (Brush Control)

Set brush size F
Set brush strength Shift-F
Di Chuyển Con Trỏ Ctrl-NCT (LMB)
Đảo nghịch ảnh hưởng vào nét vẽ Ctrl

You can then either adjust the value interactively or by typing in numbers. After pressing the hotkey move the mouse to increase/reduce the value (additionally with precision and/or snapping activated). Finally confirm (LMB, Return) or cancel (RMB, Esc).

Chắn lọc vùng lựa chọn (Selection Masking)

If you have a complex mesh, it is sometimes not easy to paint on all vertices. Suppose you only want to paint on a small area of the Mesh and keep the rest untouched. This is where "selection masking" comes into play. When this mode is enabled, a brush will only paint on the selected vertices or faces. The option is available from the header of the 3D Viewport (see icons surrounded by the yellow frame):

../../_images/sculpt-paint_brush_introduction_select.png — You can choose between *Face Selection masking* (left button) and *Vertex selection masking* (right button).

Selection masking has some advantages over the default paint mode:

The original mesh edges are shown, even when modifiers are active.
You can select faces to restrict painting to the vertices of the selected faces.

Chi Tiết về Lựa Chọn (Details About Selecting)

Những kiểu dữ liệu hỗ trợ bao gồm:

RMB -- Single faces. Use Shift-RMB to select multiple.
A -- All faces, also to deselect.
B -- Lựa chọn hình hộp.
C -- Circle select with brush.
L -- chọn cái kết nối (nằm dưới con trỏ chuột).
Ctrl-L -- Select linked.
Ctrl-I -- Invert selection Inverse.

Chắn lọc vùng lựa chọn điểm đỉnh (Vertex Selection Masking)

Tham Chiếu (Reference)

Chế Độ (Mode): Vertex and Weight Paint Modes
Tiêu Đề (Header): Vertex Selection
Tổ Hợp Phím Tắt (Shortcut): V

In this mode you can select one or more vertices and then paint only on the selection. All unselected vertices are protected from unintentional changes.

../../_images/sculpt-paint_brush_introduction_vertex-select.png — Chắn lọc vùng lựa chọn điểm đỉnh.

Chắn Lọc Chọn Lựa bề mặt (Face Selection Masking)

Tham Chiếu (Reference)

Chế Độ (Mode): Texture, Vertex, and Weight Paint Modes
Tiêu Đề (Header): Paint Mask

The Face Selection masking allows you to select faces and limit the paint tool to those faces, very similar to Vertex selection masking.

../../_images/sculpt-paint_brush_introduction_face-select.png — Chắn Lọc Chọn Lựa bề mặt.

Ẩn/Hiện các Bề Mặt (Hide/Unhide Faces)

../../_images/sculpt-paint_brush_introduction_face-select-hidden.png — Bề mặt Ẩn.

You also can hide selected faces as in Edit Mode with the keyboard Shortcut H, then paint on the remaining visible faces and finally unhide the hidden faces again by using Alt-H.

Ẩn/Hiện các Điểm Đỉnh (Hide/Unhide Vertices)

You cannot directly hide selected faces in vertex mask selection mode. However, you can use a trick:

First go to Face selection mask mode.
Select the areas you want to hide and then hide the faces (as explained above).
Switch back to Vertex Selection mask mode.

Now the vertices belonging to the hidden Faces will remain hidden.

Vùng Cắt Xén (The Clipping Region)

To constrain the paint area further you can use the Clipping Region. Press Alt-B and LMB-drag a rectangular area. The selected area will be "cut out" as the area of interest. The rest of the 3D Viewport gets hidden.

../../_images/sculpt-paint_brush_introduction_border-select.png — The Clipping Region is used to select interesting parts for local painting.

You make the entire mesh visible again by pressing Alt-B a second time.

All paint tools that use the view respect this clipping, including box select, and of course brush strokes.