Settings Reference
The Settings panel is accessible from the gear icon in the Quadify Ultra panel header. It controls algorithm defaults, ML behaviour, telemetry, and third-party binary paths.
Algorithm Settings
Default Algorithm — Sets the fallback algorithm when ML confidence is below the confidence threshold. Defaults to Smart.
ML Confidence Threshold — The minimum confidence score (0–100%) required for the ML system to route automatically. If confidence falls below this value, Ultra uses the Default Algorithm and surfaces alternative suggestions. Default is 60%.
QuadWild Resolution Preset — Sets the default resolution for Full Remesh (QuadWild) operations: Draft, Medium, Fine, or Ultra.
ML & Community Model
Check for Updates — Downloads the latest aggregated community model weights from Supabase. The status line shows the last update date and total operation count in the global database. Only available when telemetry is enabled.
Reset Local Model — Clears your locally learned model data and reverts to the base model. Use this if your mesh types have changed significantly and you want the model to start fresh.
ML Status — Displays the current model state: number of local operations recorded, whether the community model has been downloaded, and last update date.
Telemetry
Send Anonymous Usage Data — Toggle to opt in or out of the anonymous telemetry system. Off by default. When enabled, 18 geometric feature ratios and algorithm outcome data are sent to Supabase to improve the community model. No mesh geometry or personal data is ever sent. See the Privacy Policy for full details. This preference persists across Blender sessions.
Third-Party Binaries
Instant Meshes Binary Path — Set the path to the Instant Meshes executable on your system. Required to use the Instant Meshes algorithm. Instant Meshes is not bundled with Quadify Ultra and must be downloaded separately from the Instant Meshes project page.
The QuadWild binary is bundled and requires no configuration.
Backup
Auto Backup — Always on. Quadify Ultra saves a copy of the original mesh before every destructive operation. Backups are stored as hidden mesh data in the Blender file and are accessible via Restore Original Mesh in the Results panel. You cannot disable this.