Specifies the frame to evaluate the input agent at when saving to disk. If the input agent is time-dependent, this controls which frame’s agent definition and attribute values are cached.

Name of the agent. The parameter is provided for convenience so that it can be referenced via the $AGENT local variable in other parameter values.

Parent directory of agent definition files. This parameter is provided for convenience so that its value can be referenced via the $CACHEDIR local variable in the other filename parameters.

Writes the agent definition files to disk.

When turned on, creates intermediate parent directories for output files as needed. Currently only applies to generated scripts, images, and shadow maps.

Filename for the agent rig. The rig file is a JSON file describing the transform hierarchy of the agent.

Filename pattern for agent layer files. The ${LAYER} local variable can be used to the include the name of the layer in the filename.

Filename for the agent shape library.

Filename pattern for agent clip files. The ${CLIP} local variable can be used to the include the name of the clip in the filename.

Filename pattern for agent transform group files. The ${TRANSFORM_GROUP} local variable can be used to include the name of the transform group in the filename.

Filename pattern for the agent definition’s metadata, which is a JSON file containing additional custom data.

Saves a geometry file containing the agent primitive’s attributes and properties such as the agent’s current layers. While this is not part of the agent definition, it can be useful to preserve the input agent’s attributes when loading from the cache.

The layer (or list of layers) to assign to the agent. When Allow Attributes to Override is enabled, this can be replaced by the currentlayers string array attribute (or currentlayer string attribute) on the input points.

By default, this parameter is empty, which means to use the value of the Layer Name parameter. When loading from disk, the layer named default will be used if it exists, and otherwise the first available layer in the agent definition will be used.

The collision layer (or list of collision layers) to assign to the agent. When Allow Attributes to Override is enabled, this can be replaced by the collisionlayers string array attribute (or collisionlayer string attribute) on the input points.

By default, this parameter is empty, which means to use the value of the Collision Layer Name parameter. When loading from disk, the layer named collision will be used if it exists, and otherwise the first available layer in the agent definition will be used.

Name of the animation clip the agents will be running. When Allow Attributes to Override is enabled, this is replaced by any currentclip string attributes on the input points. By default, this parameter is empty, which means to use the first available clip in the agent definition.

Time into the current clip to begin playing at (in seconds). When Allow Attributes to Override is enabled, and the input points contain the clipoffset float attribute, then those values are added to this parameter value for each agent.

If enabled, apply the __locomotion__ transform from the agent rig so that you can easily previsualize locomotive clips.