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Blender Active Group Is Locked. When a vertex group is created, then it is also automatically marked as the active group. Maybe show us the vertex groups you have on the model? When i wanted to go back to working on the rest of the body, i came to find that part of the mesh locked. I'm not sure what i did or pressed, but i. I think you outlined most of the the good ways, but here is another option: This is indicated by setting the background of the. Even better if you could share the. $\begingroup$ the error in itself means that you have no active vertex groups. So the weights are normalized between only those unlocked groups. You could try using the mask modifier: I have many vertex groups created. Vertex groups are maintained within the object data properties, in the vertex groups panel. I would like to be able to lock/unlock all vertex groups instead of having to click the lock icon. It works like normalize all except it ignores any groups that are locked, as if they don’t exist.

I'm not sure what i did or pressed, but i. When i wanted to go back to working on the rest of the body, i came to find that part of the mesh locked. When a vertex group is created, then it is also automatically marked as the active group. This is indicated by setting the background of the. It works like normalize all except it ignores any groups that are locked, as if they don’t exist. I have many vertex groups created. Vertex groups are maintained within the object data properties, in the vertex groups panel. Maybe show us the vertex groups you have on the model? You could try using the mask modifier: Even better if you could share the.

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Blender Active Group Is Locked So the weights are normalized between only those unlocked groups. I'm not sure what i did or pressed, but i. Vertex groups are maintained within the object data properties, in the vertex groups panel. So the weights are normalized between only those unlocked groups. I would like to be able to lock/unlock all vertex groups instead of having to click the lock icon. It works like normalize all except it ignores any groups that are locked, as if they don’t exist. When a vertex group is created, then it is also automatically marked as the active group. When i wanted to go back to working on the rest of the body, i came to find that part of the mesh locked. Maybe show us the vertex groups you have on the model? This is indicated by setting the background of the. Even better if you could share the. You could try using the mask modifier: I think you outlined most of the the good ways, but here is another option: I have many vertex groups created. $\begingroup$ the error in itself means that you have no active vertex groups.