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string

Conduct text-based searches powered by AI

string

Perform similarity searches based on images

string

Filter results by asset file name, allowing partial matches. Use wildcards: * for any number of characters, ? for a single character. Separate terms with , for OR and ; for AND.

string

Exclude results by asset file name, allowing partial matches. Use wildcards: * for any number of characters, ? for a single character. Separate terms with , for OR and ; for AND.

string

Filter results by file extension. Use wildcards: * for any number of characters, ? for a single character. Separate terms with , for OR and ; for AND.

string

Exclude results by file extension. Use wildcards: * for any number of characters, ? for a single character. Separate terms with , for OR and ; for AND.

string

Filter results to only include assets created after a specified date

string

Filter results to only include assets created before a specified date

string

Filter results to only include assets modified after a specified date

string

Filter results to only include assets modified before a specified date

string

Filter results to only include files larger than a specific size

string

Filter results to only include files smaller than a specific size

string

Filter results to only include assets created by a specific user. In case AWS S3 bucket is used as a storage backend, this field corresponds to the owner's ID. In case of an Omniverse Nucleus server, this field may depend on the configuration, but typically corresponds to user email.

string

Exclude assets created by a specific user from the results

string

Filter results to only include assets modified by a specific user. In the case, when AWS S3 bucket is used as a storage backend, this field corresponds to the owner's ID. In case of an Omniverse Nucleus server, this field may depend on the configuration, but typically corresponds to user email.

string

Exclude assets modified by a specific user from the results

number
0 to 2

Set the similarity threshold for embedding-based searches. This functionality allows filterring duplicates and returning only those results that are different from each other. Assets are considered to be duplicates if the cosine distance betwen the embeddings a smaller than the similarity_threshold value, which could be in the [0, 2] range.

number
≥ 0

Set the cutoff threshold for embedding-based searches

string

Specify the search path within the storage backend. This path should not contain the storage backend URL, just the asset path on the storage backend. Use wildcards: * for any number of characters, ? for a single character. Separate terms with , for OR and ; for AND.

string

Conduct the search within a specific scene. Provide the full URL for the asset including the storage backend URL prefix.

string

Filter assets by USD attributes where at least one root prim matches (note: only supported for a subset of attributes indexed). Format: attribute1=abc,attribute2=456

number

Filter by minimum X axis dimension of the asset's bounding box

number

Filter by minimum Y axis dimension of the asset's bounding box

number

Filter by minimum Z axis dimension of the asset's bounding box

number

Filter by maximum X axis dimension of the asset's bounding box

number

Filter by maximum Y axis dimension of the asset's bounding box

number

Filter by maximum Z axis dimension of the asset's bounding box

boolean
Defaults to false

Return images if set to True

boolean
Defaults to false

Return metadata if set to True

boolean
Defaults to false

Return root prims if set to True

boolean
Defaults to false

Return predictions if set to True

boolean
Defaults to false

[in-scene search only] Return prims of instances of objects found in the scene

string
enum

An enumeration.

Allowed:
integer
1 to 10000

Set the maximum number of results to return from the search, default is 32

string

Input string for the vision metadata query

boolean
Defaults to false

Return vision generated metadata if True

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