Sets the location of the file to reference the target geometry from.

Specifies a SOP node path to point at the geometry node.

This parameter is only available when Geometry File is set to Operator Path.

Sets the input type for the target geometry.

Specifies the attribute that marks the orientation of the primitive or point from the target geometry.

Specifies the direction towards which to check for intersection with the target geometry. For example, this is useful when the input character is walking close to a wall and you want to stabilize the feet joints only when they touch the floor.

Specifies the distance between the joint and the closest primitive or point on the target geometry at which to stop the joint from moving and initialize orientation matching.

Specifies whether to rotate the joint to match the geometry’s Orientation Attribute before the contact or after the contact. The contact is defined by when the joint gets within the Collision Distance tolerance.

Specifies the distance at which to start blending in or out of the joint’s rotation to match the Orientation Attribute.

If the Match Orientation parameter is set to Before Contact, then the Blend Distance is calculated as the Collision Distance + Blend Distance. The joint will start rotating when it reaches this threshold and be fully rotated when it gets within the Collision Distance of the target geometry.

If the Match Orientation parameter is set to After Contact, then the Blend Distance is be calculated as the distance between the joint that collided with the target geometry and the joint’s position from the input. The joint will start rotating when it it gets within the Collision Distance of the target geometry and be fully rotated when it gets to Blend Distance away from the position of the collided joint.

Specifies which axis of the specified joint to match to the geometry’s orientation. You must provide the axis in the joint’s local space.