Lets you smooth out regions of a mesh.
When this option is checked (default), the tool attempts to smooth the mesh while preserving the local features within the selected region. If the box is unchecked, the smoothing effect tends toward an overall “flattening” of the region.
Defines a radius value around each vertex. All vertices located within that radius and connected to the center vertex will affect the movement of the center vertex.
We recommend that you use a small radius for better results. You can use Edit > Undo and change the radius later, if the results are not satisfactory.
If this option is checked, the edges of the mesh remain fixed while the mesh is smoothed.
This option is turned on by default.
This slider has a range of 1 to 10 and specifies how many smoothing iterations occur every time you press the Smooth button. The default is 4.
Non-editable field displaying the maximum vertex deviation.
If this option is checked, the smoothing process stops when the maximum vertex deviation between the original mesh and the smoothed mesh reaches the value of Maximum Permitted.
Maximum vertex deviation allowed between the original and smoothed mesh.
This option only appears when Restrict is turned on.
