Vertex Control

Move, rotate, or scale selected vertices.

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[1] Select vertices#

Select Vertex Control, then click vertices or drag a selection box in the Scene View.

A single vertex selected by clicking — Click selection

Multiple vertices selected within a box — Box selection

Input	Action
Left click	Select a vertex.
Shift + left click	Add a vertex to the selection.
Ctrl + left click	Remove a vertex from the selection.
Left drag	Select vertices inside the box.
Shift + left drag	Add vertices inside the box.
Ctrl + left drag	Deselect vertices inside the box.
A	Select all vertices in the Main Mesh that have not been hidden.
L	Add all vertices connected to the vertex near the cursor.
Shift + L	Deselect all vertices connected to the vertex near the cursor.

L / Shift + L is useful for selecting one connected piece of a mesh containing several separate pieces.

[2] Move, rotate, and scale#

Select vertices, choose W(Move) / E(Rotate) / R(Scale) using the buttons or keyboard, and drag the handle in the Scene View.

Moving vertices with the Move handle — W · Move

Rotating vertices with the Rotate handle — E · Rotate

Scaling vertices with the Scale handle — R · Scale

Set Handle Direction to World for world-coordinate axes, or Vertex Normal to orient the handle to the selected vertex's surface normal.

[3] Influence on neighboring vertices#

Moving selected vertices also deforms nearby vertices according to the radius and weight settings. Stronger influence appears red, and weaker influence appears blue.

Editing influence and brush range settings

Setting	Option	Description
Pick Mode	Euclidean	Affect vertices within the radius based on distance through space.
	Adjacency	Affect vertices within the radius based on distance along mesh connections.
Brush Weight Mode	Linear	Influence decreases steadily with distance.
	Gaussian	Create a smooth transition from the center to the surrounding area.
	Clamp	Apply the same weight to vertices within the radius.

Brush settings#

Option	Description
Brush Radius	Set how far deformation extends around the selected vertices.
Brush Strength	Set how strongly nearby vertices follow when you move, rotate, or scale the selection.

Input	Action
Shift + mouse wheel	Adjust brush radius.
Ctrl + Shift + mouse wheel	Adjust brush strength.
Shift + mouse wheel with Caps Lock on	Adjust brush strength.

Use these shortcuts in the Scene View. On macOS, use Command instead of Ctrl.

[4] Hide or delete vertices#

Input	Action
G	Hide selected vertices.
Shift + G	Show all hidden vertices.
Delete Vertices, Backspace, or X	Delete selected vertices from the mesh.

Hidden vertices are protected from editing. Use hiding to limit the area you work on; deleting changes the mesh's vertices and faces.

[5] Symmetry movement and clipping#

Symmetry: Enable X / Y / Z to apply the operation to the opposite side relative to Root Object. Multiple axes can be enabled together. Symmetry axes are disabled in Adjacency mode. Use Euclidean for symmetry editing.

Control	Description
Symmetry Move → Mirror	Move the opposite vertices as a mirror image.
Symmetry Move → Same	Apply the deformation in the same direction on the opposite side.
Symmetry Clipping	Prevent vertices near a symmetry axis from crossing to the opposite side.

[6] Save your edits#

After editing, recalculate weights and realign PhysBones if needed. See saving and mesh separation to save the result as a Mesh or BlendShape.

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