The root path of the new object. Path defaults a prim path variable {parent}/{nodename} which is equal to the node name, such as GeoPointsToMesh1 or GeoPointsToMesh5.

Sets the type of prim to create if there are missing ancestors in the path.

Note:  Setting the Parent Type to None may cause some referenced objects to behave as if they don't exist.

Specifies the mask pattern to match the prim names from which the mesh is created. You can use standard glob-style variables, such as /*, to create masks or use individual prim names separated by spaces. For example, /GeoCube1 /GeoCard3 applies the transform to only those prims.

Tip:  You can also use the cog menu, the Viewer picker, or drag and drop paths from the Scene Graph to create masks.

When enabled, selection flags from GeoSelect nodes further up the tree are used to create the mesh.

When enabled, filter the new mesh so that only faces with normals similar to those of the input are created.

Sets the maximum depth of the tree that is used for surface reconstruction. The Depth value must be an integer with a maximum value of 10, because each increment increases the solver's potential memory usage by 8 times, so keep it as low as possible.

You can also think of it as the density of the voxels used by the solver. Running at depth d corresponds to solving on a voxel grid whose resolution is no larger than 2^d x 2^d x 2^d.

Note:  The reconstructor adapts the octree to the sampling density, so the specified reconstruction depth is only an upper bound.

Specifies the ratio between the diameter of the cube used for reconstruction and the diameter of the samples' bounding cube.

Specifies the depth at which a block Gauss-Seidel solver is used to solve the Laplacian equation. Using this parameter helps reduce the memory overhead at the cost of a small increase in reconstruction time.

Tip:  We found that for reconstructions of Depth >= 9, a Solver Divide of 7 or 8 can greatly reduce memory usage.

Specifies the depth at which a block iso-surface extractor is used to extract the iso-surface. Iso Divide helps reduce the memory overhead at the cost of a small increase in extraction time.

Tip:  We found that for reconstructions of Depth >= 9, an Iso Divide of 7 or 8 can greatly reduce memory usage.

Specifies the minimum number of sample points that fall within an octree node as the octree construction is adapted to sampling density.

For noise-free samples, use small values in the range 1.0 - 5.0. For more noisy samples, larger values in the range 15.0 - 20.0 may provide a smoother, noise-reduced reconstruction.