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  • Vertex Color behaving as expected on Fronds

    I have this issue that I've noticed sometimes when creating fronds that the blue color isn't behaving as it does on other trees.
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    From the Material menu, I'm expecting the Blue value to increase as the frond reaches its ends, or at least maintain the same value as its parents throughout, a bit like how it works on this tree:
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    In this case I actually just have the blue value on a parent, and let all the children inherit that value that it gets, and in this case both frond and leaves are getting the "expected" blue value (it's not decreasing as it's reaching its ends)

    I've tried to check if the vertex color is somehow inherited from the Mesh Asset window, but it doesn't seem like there's any Vertex Color information stored there. Additionally, it seems like my Interpolate value is set to 0, so I'm assuming even if there was any information there it would discard it?


  • #2
    Hello Buddha.Babulanam

    From the Screenshot, I can see that the parent curve is set to Linear Growth. This means your offset will be fully present at the tip of your parent, but not at the base. Like here:
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    If I change the parent curve to max, all the leaves will have the same gradient:
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    Let us know if that helps!​​

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    • #3
      Oh that makes sense, thank you!

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