Cylinder Node

The Cylinder node generates a cylinder mesh. It is similar to the Cone node but always uses the same radius for the circles at the top and bottom.

Inputs

Vertices: Number of vertices on the circle at the top and bottom. No geometry is generated if the number is below three.
Side Segments: Number of edges running vertically along the side of the cone. No geometry is generated if the number is below one.
Fill Segments: Number of concentric rings used to fill the round faces at the top and bottom. No geometry is generated if the number is below one.
Radius: Distance of the vertices from the Z axis. If this is zero, the output will be a single line.
Depth: Height of the cylinder.

Fill Type

How the circles at the top and bottom are filled with faces when their radius is larger than zero.

None: Do not fill the circles.
N-Gon: Fill the innermost segment of the circles with a single face.
Triangles: Fill the innermost segment of the circles with triangles connected to a new vertex on the Z axis.

Mesh: Standard geometry output.
Top: A boolean attribute field with a selection of the faces on the top of the cylinder. If the Fill Type property is None, then this will be a selection of the top edges instead. If the Radius is zero, this will be a selection of the top point.
Side: A boolean attribute field with a selection of the faces on the side of the cylinder.
Bottom: This is the same as the Top selection output, but on the bottom side of the geometry instead.