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Vertex Group
A collection of vertices used to control how modifiers or deformations are applied to a mesh, often in rigging or shape manipulation.
What is a Vertex Group in Blender?
A Vertex Group in Blender is a collection of vertices used to control how modifiers or deformations are applied to a mesh. Vertex Groups are commonly used in rigging, where they help define which parts of a mesh are influenced by specific bones or deformers. They are also used in shape manipulation and weight painting.
Use Cases in Blender
Rigging: Assign specific parts of a model to bones in a rig using Vertex Groups.
Shape Manipulation: Use Vertex Groups to apply transformations or modifiers to specific parts of a mesh.
Weight Painting: Control how much influence bones or deformers have on specific parts of a model by grouping vertices.
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