Specifies the mask pattern to match the prim names to affect.

You can use standard glob-style wildcards, such as '*', '?', to create masks or use individual prim names separated by spaces. For example, /GeoCube 1 /GeoCard3 applies the effect to only those prims.

Default - Injected/All Roots - selects the default prim(s) for the node. The default will be the injected mask prim paths if there is an upstream node with this. Otherwise the default mask for this node type is evaluated.

All roots - select the top level Xform(s) in your scene.

Last modified - selects whatever the last node modified was.

All Cameras - selects all Cameras in your scene graph.

All Lights - select all lights in your scene graph.

All Meshes - selects all meshes in your scene graph.

Custom - sets a custom selection of prims that exist in your scene graph.

Define the path of a different prim you want to constrain to.

Choose what to target.

Origin - the origin of the target object.

Vertex - a fixed vertex number on the target mesh.

Face - a fixed face number on the target mesh.

Selection - a vertex or face selection on the target.

Allows specification of how much time offset is desired for the the target point or the time to use for the target point.

Relative - allows targeting the past or future of the target point by specifying a time offset from the current time.

Absolute - allows targeting the target point at a particular time by specifying a given time to use

The type of constraint:

Look At - Allows your constrained prim to always face and look at the target prim you are constraining to.

Parent - Modifies the prim’s transformation as if the target was the parent hierarchically. Allows your constrained prim to match the translation, rotation and scale of the target prim and allows you to set whether you want that transformation to be absolute or relative to the constrained prims existing location in world space, using the maintain offset knob.

Transformation - Matches the location, rotation and scale of the prim to the those of the target. Acts similarly to the Parent constraint but is a quick way to constrain via translation or rotation.

Translation - Matches the location transformations of the prim to that of the target.

Rotation - Matches the rotation transformations of the prim to that of the target .

Scale - Matches the scale transformations of the prim to that of the target.

Determines whether the constraint occurs around the X axis.

Determines whether the constraint occurs around the Y axis.

Determines whether the constraint occurs around the Z axis.

Coordinate system to use:

Point - coordinate system at the target point.

Prim - coordinate system of the target prim.

World - world coordinate system.

Choose what a selection in the Viewer or pivot point is snapped to in the Viewer:

• Geo to Set your geometry to a vertex selection within the scene.

• Geo to Set your geometry to a vertex selection within the scene in a frame range.

• Geo to Snaps your geometry by using a custom script.

• Pivot Point to Set your pivot point to a vertex selection within the scene in a frame range.

• Pivot Point to Set your geometry to a vertex selection within the scene in a frame range.

• Pivot Point to Set your geometry to the selected prim’s bounding box within the scene. Click knob to select which part of the bounding box to snap to.

• Pivot Point to Snaps your pivot point by using a custom script.

Select to import or export a channel file:

• Import chan file - import a channel file and transform the object according to the transformation data in the channel file. Channel files contain a set of Cartesian coordinates for every frame of animation in a given shot. You can create and export them using Nuke or 3D tracking software, such as 3D-Equalizer, Maya, or Boujou.

• Export chan file - export the translation parameters that you’ve applied to the object as a channel file. This is a useful method of sharing setups between artists.

Lets you translate the object along the x, y, and z axes. You can also adjust translate values by clicking and dragging the object in the 3D Viewer.

Lets you rotate the object around the x, y, and z axes. You can adjust rotate values by holding down Ctrl/Cmd and dragging in the 3D Viewer.

Lets you scale the object on the x, y, and z axes.

Lets you scale the object simultaneously on the x, y, and z axes.

Lets you skew the object on the x, y, and z axes.

Local Matrix

Enable this control to specify matrix values for the object you’re transforming as an alternative to setting transform, scale, skew and pivot values above.