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Vertex Color
Color data stored at each vertex of a mesh, used in vertex painting and shading, providing detailed color control without textures.
What is Vertex Color in Blender?
Vertex Color in Blender refers to color data stored at each vertex of a mesh, which is used in vertex painting and shading. This technique allows for detailed control over a model's appearance without relying on textures, making it ideal for stylized effects or simpler models where texture mapping is unnecessary.
Use Cases in Blender
Vertex Painting: Apply colors directly to the vertices of a model for a hand-painted look.
Shading: Use vertex colors to add variations in shading, giving models a more organic appearance.
Game Development: Vertex color is often used to add lightweight color data without the overhead of textures.
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