21_CGExtrusion, 23_CGTube, 25_CGExtrusionAdvanced.
Extrudes a Shape along a Path to produce a Volume. This is the core module for procedural mesh generation in the Curvy Generator.
Controls how the path is sampled during extrusion.
Defines which portion of the path to extrude. For closed paths, From repeats endlessly; for open paths it is clamped.
Controls how many segments are created along the path. Higher values produce a smoother result.
When enabled, segments are placed based on the path's curvature rather than at a fixed distance. Fewer segments are used on straight sections, more on curves.
(Optimize only)
The curvature angle at which a new segment is inserted.
Controls how the cross-section shape is sampled during extrusion.
Defines which portion of the shape to use as the cross-section. For closed shapes, From repeats endlessly; for open shapes it is clamped.
Controls how many vertices are created around the cross-section. Higher values produce a smoother profile.
When enabled, vertices are placed based on the shape's curvature rather than at a fixed distance.
(Optimize only)
The curvature angle at which a new vertex is inserted.
When enabled, a vertex is guaranteed at every control point of the cross-section shape.
Defines the starting point of the cross-section relative to the extruded volume.
Flips the normals of the generated volume (does not affect the Hollow output).
Controls how the cross-section is scaled along the path. Useful for tapering or swelling effects.
When enabled, applies the same scale to both X and Y axes of the cross-section.
The base scale value applied to the cross-section vertices.
(Advanced mode only)
Scale starts at this offset along the path.
(Advanced mode only)
A curve multiplying the base scale value.
Generates a second, smaller volume inside the main volume simultaneously. The value defines how much the inner volume is shrunk as a percentage.
Flips the normals of the hollow volume (does not affect the main Volume output).