
## Capsule
*Requires BJS version 4.2+*
The created capsule has its origin at the center of the capsule. The height minus the sum of the top and bottom radius must be > 0.

## MeshBuilder
Usage :
```javascript
const capsule = BABYLON.MeshBuilder.CreateCapsule("ribbon", options, scene);  //scene is optional and defaults to the current scene
```

option|value|default value
--------|-----|-------------
orientation?|_(Vector3)_ Direction of the capsule upon inception. | Vector3.Up
subdivisions|_(number)_ Number of sub segments on the tube section of the capsule running parallel to orientation.| 2
tessellation|_(number)_  Number of cylindrical segments on the capsule.|16
height|_(number)_  Height or length of the capsule.|1
radius|_(number)_ Radius of the capsule.|0.25
capSubdivisions|_(number)_ Number of sub segments on the cap sections of the capsule running parallel to orientation.|6
radiusTop?|_(number)_  Overwrite for the top radius.
radiusBottom?|_(number)_  Overwrite for the bottom radius.
topCapSubdivisions?|_(number)_ Overwrite for the top capSubdivisions.
bottomCapSubdivisions?|_(number)_ Overwrite for the bottom capSubdivisions.

### Examples
Default capsule: <Playground id="#CL6HZ0" title="Create a Default Capsule" description="Simple example of creating a default capsule."/>  
Different cap subdivisions: <Playground id="#CL6HZ0#1" title="Create a Capsule With Subdivisions" description="Simple example of creating a capsule with subdivisions."/>
Forward orientation: <Playground id="#CL6HZ0#2" title="Create a Capsule With Foreward Orientation" description="Simple example of creating a capsule with forward orientation."/>
Different radii: <Playground id="#CL6HZ0#3" title="Create a Capsule With Different Radii" description="Simple example of creating a capsule with different radii."/>

## Mesh
```javascript
const capsule = BABYLON.Mesh.CreateCapsule("ribbon", options, scene);  //scene is optional and defaults to the current scene
```
The same form as for *MeshBuilder*


## Plane
The created plane is a flat surface parallel to the xy plane with its origin at the center of the plane.

## MeshBuilder
Usage :
```javascript
const plane = BABYLON.MeshBuilder.CreatePlane("plane", options, scene); //scene is optional and defaults to the current scene
```

option|value|default value
--------|-----|-------------
size|_(number)_ side size of the plane|1
width|_(number)_ size of the width|size
height|_(number)_ size of the height|size
updatable|_(boolean)_ true if the mesh is updatable|false
sideOrientation|_(number)_ side orientation|DEFAULTSIDE
sourcePlane|_(Plane)_ source plane (math) the mesh will be transformed to|null
frontUVs|_(Vector4)_  **ONLY WHEN sideOrientation:BABYLON.Mesh.DOUBLESIDE set** | Vector4(0,0, 1,1) 
backUVs|_(Vector4)_  **ONLY WHEN sideOrientation:BABYLON.Mesh.DOUBLESIDE set** | Vector4(0,0, 1,1) 

### Examples
Single sided: <Playground id="#Q9VZS9#4" title="Create a Single Sided Plane" description="Simple example of creating a single sided plane."/>  
Double sided: <Playground id="#Q9VZS9#2" title="Create a Double Sided Plane" description="Simple example of creating a double sided plane."/>

Using this image  
![Two Tile Pattern](/img/how_to/Mesh/tiles2.jpg)  
to texture the front and back  
front and back <Playground id="#Q9VZS9#3" title="Front and Back Texture" description="Simple example of assigning front and back textures to a plane."/>

We can also create a plane from an abstract math plane  
<Playground id="#Q9VZS9#1" title="Create a Plane From Math Path" description="Simple example of creating a plane from an abstract math plane."/>

## Mesh
Usage :
```javascript
const plane = BABYLON.Mesh.CreatePlane("plane", size, scene);
const plane = BABYLON.Mesh.CreatePlane("plane", size, scene, updatable, sideOrientation); //optional parameters after scene
```

It is only possible to create a square with this method, for a rectangle you need to use scaling.


## Cylinder or Cone
The created cylinder has its flat sides parallel to the xz plane with its origin at the center of the vertical line of symmetry. If you set _diameterTop_ to zero, you get a cone instead of a cylinder, with different values for _diameterTop_ and _diameterBottom_ you get a truncated cone.
## MeshBuilder
Usage :
```javascript
const cone = BABYLON.MeshBuilder.CreateCylinder("cone", options, scene); //scene is optional and defaults to the current scene
```

option|value|default value
--------|-----|-------------
height|_(number)_ height of the cylinder|2
diameterTop|_(number)_ diameter of the top cap, can be zero to create a cone, overwrites the _diameter_ option|1
diameterBottom|_(number)_ diameter of the bottom cap, can't be zero, overwrites the _diameter_ option|1
diameter|_(number)_ diameter of both caps|1
tessellation|_(number)_ number of radial sides|24
subdivisions|_(number)_ number of rings|1
faceColors|_(Color4[])_ array of 3 _Color4_, 0 : bottom cap, 1 : cylinder tube, 2 : top cap|Color4(1, 1, 1, 1) for each face
faceUV|_(Vector4[])_ array of 3 _Vector4_, 0 : bottom cap, 1 : cylinder tube, 2 : top cap| UVs(0, 0, 1, 1) for each face
arc|_(number)_ ratio of the circumference between 0 and 1|1
hasRings|_(boolean)_ makes the subdivisions independent from each other, so they become different faces|false
enclose|_(boolean)_ adds two extra faces per subdivision to a sliced cylinder to close it around its height axis|false
updatable|_(boolean)_ true if the mesh is updatable|false
sideOrientation|_(number)_ side orientation|DEFAULTSIDE
frontUVs|_(Vector4)_  **ONLY WHEN sideOrientation:BABYLON.Mesh.DOUBLESIDE set** | Vector4(0,0, 1,1) 
backUVs|_(Vector4)_  **ONLY WHEN sideOrientation:BABYLON.Mesh.DOUBLESIDE set** | Vector4(0,0, 1,1) 

### Examples
Cylinder: <Playground id="#QANVC6" title="Create a Cylinder" description="Simple example of creating a cylinder."/>

Cone: <Playground id="#QANVC6#1" title="Create a Cone" description="Simple example of creating a cone."/>

Triangular Prism: <Playground id="#QANVC6#2" title="Create a Triangular Prism" description="Simple example of creating a triangular prism."/>

Arc <Playground id="#QANVC6#3" title="Create an Arc" description="Simple example of creating an arc."/>

Cake Slice: <Playground id="#QANVC6#2240" title="Create a Cake Slice" description="Simple example of creating a cake slice."/>

![can label and top](/img/how_to/apply-material-to-faces/logo_label.jpg)

Cylinder with faceUVs <Playground id="#QANVC6#4" title="Create a Cylinder With Face UVs" description="Simple example of creating a cylinder with face UVs."/>

## Mesh
Usage :
```javascript
const cylinder = BABYLON.Mesh.CreateCylinder("cylinder", height, diameterTop, diameterBottom, tessellation, subdivisions, scene);
const cylinder = BABYLON.Mesh.CreateCylinder("cylinder", height, diameterTop, diameterBottom, tessellation, subdivisions, scene, updatable, sideOrientation); //optional parameters after scene
```

option	value	default value
option orientation?	value (Vector3) Direction of the capsule upon inception.	default value Vector3.Up
option subdivisions	value (number) Number of sub segments on the tube section of the capsule running parallel to orientation.	default value 2
option tessellation	value (number) Number of cylindrical segments on the capsule.	default value 16
option height	value (number) Height or length of the capsule.	default value 1
option radius	value (number) Radius of the capsule.	default value 0.25
option capSubdivisions	value (number) Number of sub segments on the cap sections of the capsule running parallel to orientation.	default value 6
option radiusTop?	value (number) Overwrite for the top radius.	default value
option radiusBottom?	value (number) Overwrite for the bottom radius.	default value
option topCapSubdivisions?	value (number) Overwrite for the top capSubdivisions.	default value
option bottomCapSubdivisions?	value (number) Overwrite for the bottom capSubdivisions.	default value

Creating A Capsule

Capsule

MeshBuilder

Examples

Mesh