Cube
A six faced block, with corners that can be rounded.
The Cube is the most used primitive. Its three measurements are independent, so it can become a box, a board, a beam or a wall.
Properties
- Width, Height and Depth: The measurements, in meters.
- Corner Radius: Rounds the edges. At zero, the corners are sharp.
- Corner Seg.: How smooth the rounding is. With 1, the corner becomes a straight bevel.
- Corner division: Grid divides the rounded corner like an eighth of a sphere, with each face as a grid.
- Mapping: In meters measures the texture on the piece, at real scale, instead of stretching it over each face. The grain runs along the chosen axis or along the longer side of the piece, and the texture width and height set the size of each repeat, like the wood of a door.