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My question here is how can I get the part in black to blue. (see the images) I don't know exactly what the weight black does but I think that it disturbing the natural weight paint.

When I paint with any value or even 0.05, the Vertex works like was painted with 1. And I think is because that are the black color on.

The Weight Tool "Clean" expands the black, and paint with Brush:Mix with Blend:Substract (and other combinations) turns black also.

Paint in the parts blue gets the good results with varied values. Diferent in the black 0.0/1.0

For any more clarification about it, ask me please.

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Try switch 'Show Zero Weights' to none ...at least to get rid of the black.

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I think 'Clean' might be confusing the issue...

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I can't see your brush settings but I paint with auto - normalize on, and find 'Smooth' the most useful of the Weight Tools for fixing.

The manual itself is also full of good info.

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  • $\begingroup$ Thank you man, but that was a mistake for lack of another bones. When are no one bone weight in the mesh, turn black. And the weight just go correctly between 0 to 1 if are another bone "to hold" the part. And I noticed too that in the middle of the bones always move at 1 value, so I've had been careful about that and I found the new ways and solutions to resolve my character and it's fine. At least in the weight bones. $\endgroup$
    – Daniel Correa
    Jun 12, 2017 at 0:55

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