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-==== CPV ====+; CPV : The mesh color information is stored as an RGB value on each geometry point, hence "Color Per Vertex". Using this method the resolution of the color is only as good as the density of the geometry.
-The mesh color information is stored as an RGB value on each geometry point, hence "Color Per Vertex". Using this method the resolution of the color is only as good as the density of the geometry.+; UV Color : The mesh color information is stored in a separate image file (e.g. JPG or TIF), and each geometry point has an additional 2D UV coordinate that references a location in the image file. Using this method the color resolution is independent of the mesh density.
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-==== UV Color ====+
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-The mesh color information is stored in a separate image file (e.g. JPG or TIF), and each geometry point has an additional 2D UV coordinate that references a location in the image file. Using this method the color resolution is independent of the mesh density.+

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CPV 
The mesh color information is stored as an RGB value on each geometry point, hence "Color Per Vertex". Using this method the resolution of the color is only as good as the density of the geometry.
UV Color 
The mesh color information is stored in a separate image file (e.g. JPG or TIF), and each geometry point has an additional 2D UV coordinate that references a location in the image file. Using this method the color resolution is independent of the mesh density.