Hi! When I add the 100 weight to some loop on my mesh it’s effect wider than this loop becouse of gradient. Is there the way to add the weigth without gradien to something like this on screenshot
and not this:
For now I have the result as in video
and not this:
Hi!
I don’t think this gradient matters at all, as the influence works only per vertex - so in your case you have only red and blue values on vertices. This effect might be cosmetic (vertex values represented as face corner paint?).
Unless you subdivide the mesh of course. In that case values will be linearly interpolated on new vertices and create a similar gradient.
Is there any particular reason you need it this way?
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Thanx for answer I use vertex group for hairs. And for now I have the issue about gradient, check out the examples
I have the hair on the beak but I don’t want this
Looks like you’re using Subdivision Modifier…
Maybe you can remove “gradient” values with VertexWieghtEdit modifier:
It should just remove any vertex below threshold (less than “1”) from the Group.
Alternatively, you can remove weight from last loop and add to gradient - it should move the edge of hairs from the beak, I think
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Cool, Thanx for the clarification!