Modifiers | Primitives

Primitives

Primitive modifiers generate basic geometric shapes such as cubes, planes, and spheres. They are typically used as starting geometry, reference objects, or helper elements within a graph.

Primitives are fully parametric and can be combined with transform and 3D modifiers to build more complex geometry.

Modifier

Explanation

Input

Cube

Creates a 3D cube geometry.

Inputs

Width: Size of the cube along the X axis.
Height: Size of the cube along the Y axis.
Depth: Size of the cube along the Z axis.

Outputs

Cube: The generated cube geometry.

Plane

Creates a 2D rectangular plane.

Inputs

Width: Width of the plane along the X axis.
Height: Height of the plane along the Y axis.

Outputs

Plane: The generated plane geometry.

Sphere

Creates a 3D spherical geometry.

Inputs

Radius: Radius of the sphere.
Width Segments: Number of segments around the horizontal circumference.
Height Segments: Number of segments along the vertical axis.

Outputs

Sphere: The generated sphere geometry.