The volume primitives to be used.

The iso contour to rebuild on. This will become the 0 contour of the new SDF. For fog volumes 0.5 is good. For SDF sources, 0 is usually good.

Invert the sense of the generated SDF. By default the sign of the SDF will match the original, so higher values in the original are higher values in the result. However, with fog volumes, you likely want the opposite so the white areas of fog become negative, hence inside.

Stops the conversion when a certain distance from the isocontour is reached. This is very useful if you only care about a certain band around the surface as it can avoid computing the value for the rest of the voxels.

Distance in object space to compute. Voxels farther than this distance will be clamped to +/- this distance.

Rebuilds the volume using the approximate Fast Iterative Method that is generally faster than the default, Fast Marching Method. However, it not as accurate. This should be used when performance is prioritized over the accuracy of the SDF.

The signed distance at a voxel will be recomputed at each rebuilding iteration until it converges to the specified tolerance. This value is based on the fraction of the smallest current voxel size. For example, if the smallest voxel size of the volume is 0.05 and the user-specified FIM tolerance is 0.001, then the signed-distance value at a voxel will be recomputed until the new value changes by less than 0.05 * 0.001.

The Fast Iterative Method will continually recompute signed distance value of a voxel until it converges to the above tolerance. This repeats until all the voxels in the bandwidth (or entire field if bandwidth is turned off) have converged. In the unlikely event that the voxels do not converge, the maximum iteration parameter will allow the rebuilder to exit at this specified limit. This value should be several times larger than the bandwidth size to ensure that all the voxels in the band can be rebuilt.