When turned on, renames the guide joints. This can be used to correct an incoming skeleton to match the new node name.

When turned on, the promoted port names are updated to match the node.

The number of groups of nodes to rename.

Renames are performed from top to bottom. Renames further down the list will overwrite the entries before it. Renames further down the list will also use any updated names, not the original names.

The group of controls (TransformObject nodes) to rename. This parameter accepts APEX path patterns, so you can specify tags in this field, for example, %tag(arm_l).

When turned on, uses a pattern to rename the nodes. For example:

• To rename hand_l to L_hand, set Find to *_l, and Replace to L_*.

• To rename arm_l_ik to L_arm_ik, set Find to *_l_*, and Replace to L_*_*.

• When using more than one *, the values are stored in an ordered list and can be recovered using an index, for example, *(0), *(1), etc. For example, to rename arm_l_ik to L_ik_arm, set Find to *_l_*, and Replace to L_*(1)_*(0).

When Use Pattern is turned off, the nodes in Group are renamed to this value.

When Use Pattern is turned on, this is the pattern to replace.

When Use Pattern is turned on, this pattern replaces the pattern in Find.

The prefix to add to the new name.

The suffix to add to the new name.

For non-zero values, appends a number with this many digits to the new name. For example, to rename pelvis, spine*, neck, and head to spine_<number>:

• Set Group to pelvis spine* neck head.

• Set Rename to spine.

• Setting Padding to 1 renames the controls to spine_1, spine_2, etc. Setting Padding to 3 renames the controls to spine_001, spine_002, etc.