A solid cylinder around the line from a start point to an end point. Its ends are flat, or rounded into half-spheres.
Center of the first end, from a wire; replaces the typed value.
Center of the second end, from a wire; replaces the typed value.
Radius, from a wire; replaces the typed value.
How each end is closed. Flat: cut square to the axis at the end point, so the cylinder is exactly as long as its two points are apart. Round: a half-sphere of the cylinder's radius centered on the end point, so the solid reaches one radius past each end — a cutter that goes cleanly through a thin wall.
Values the block gives besides its output. The editor lists them under Properties, and an input can read one by reference.
The cylinder as a Solid.
The line through the centers of both end caps.
Center of the first end cap.
Center of the second end cap.
The cylinder's radius.
The axis-aligned extent of the cylinder.
The cylinder's signed distance, as a field.