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The Screen falloff is similar to the Cylinder falloff, except rather than using one of the major axes to determine the angle of the projection, the Screen falloff projects a cylinder that is perpendicular to the viewport window (the computer's screen). The falloff is defined by a disc drawn in screen space extending infinitely into the distance. This disc is used to project a virtual cylinder of influence.
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Center X/Y |
Defines the center of influence in screen space, where the strength of the falloff is greatest (100%). The strength of the falloff attenuates toward the outer bounds of the spherical volume, the area outside the volume receives no tool influence. |
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Size |
Sets the pixel size of the circular area of influence, calculated as a radius from the Center position. |
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Transparent |
When disabled, the falloff only affects polygons facing toward the viewport. When enabled the falloff works through surface also affecting those facing away from the viewports. |
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Mix Mode |
In instances where there are multiple falloffs applied to a transform (by using the Add option of the Falloff menu), the mix mode defines how each Falloff interacts with the other. |
