A flat polygon with equal sides and equal angles, placed on a plane. The result is a Profile you can extrude, revolve or sweep.
The plane the polygon lies on; its origin is the polygon center and its X axis points at the first corner. Unwired, the world XY plane.
Radius, from a wire; replaces the typed value.
How many sides, 3 to 64. For more, use a Circle.
On: the corners lie on the radius circle. Off: the sides touch the circle at their midpoints, so the polygon is slightly larger.
Values the block gives besides its output. The editor lists them under Properties, and an input can read one by reference.
The flat region as a zero-thickness Solid, the zero set of its distance field.
The axis-aligned extent of the profile.
Distance to the region extruded without end along the plane normal (an infinite prism).
Distance to the flat region itself, with no extrusion.
The plane the profile is drawn on, with its origin, normal and frame.
The closed loops that bound the region.