Vertex
Vertices are the points that make up a mesh, and moving or editing a vertex affects the elements associated with it.
Vertices are the points that make up a mesh, and moving or editing a vertex affects the elements associated with it.
You can view properties related to Vertices by pressing the keyboard shortcut Shift+1, or by using the buttons at the top of the scene.
Vertex Element Group Properties
These are the properties that are displayed for the Element group when a vertex is selected.
Control
Edge Constraint
Edge Constraint is a function that restricts the movement of selected vertices along the edge direction only. This allows for natural adjustments while maintaining the shape during modeling.
How to Use
1.Check Edge Constraint.
2.Select the vertex you want to move.
3.The selected vertex will move while maintaining its shape.
Example Usage
Preserve UVs
Preserve UVs is a feature that maintains the proportional relationship of UV coordinates when moving previously unwrapped elements. This means that as you move an element in 3D space, its UVs are automatically adjusted to follow the movement proportionally, preserving their original layout relative to the geometry.
How to Use
1.Enable Preserve UVs by checking the option.
2.Move the element.
3.The UVs will be updated accordingly.
Select
Properties that allow you to set how vertices are selected.
Backface Select
Allows you to set whether vertices facing the opposite direction are selected.
When the Backface Select property is off, opposite facing vertices are not selected.
When the Backface Select property is on, opposite facing vertices are selected as well.
Camera Based Select
This property selects only the currently visible vertices based on the camera.
When the Camera Based Select property is off, vertices that are obscured by the camera are also selected.
When the Camera Based Select property is on, vertices that are hidden by the camera are not selected.
Soft Select
This property selects vertices in the Scene that are adjacent to the selected vertex on a weighted basis.
The vertices selected by weight and the range you set are displayed in color, usually as a soft circle.
Soft Selection
Properties that use Soft Selection.
Soft Selection Curve
A graph-like property that determines the shape of the Soft Selection. Tap the graph next to the Soft Selection Curve property to edit it.
Curve shape example
Examples of how the selection shape changes depending on the Curve shape.
Example 1
Example 2
Soft Selection Range
This property sets the range from the selected vertex to which the soft selection is applied.
In Unity, 1m = 1.0, so a value of 0.5 will select up to 50cm from the selected vertex.
Distance
A Property that is displayed when an element is moved indicates the distance traveled.
