Points

Here you can link an Array with the point indices in the order in which they should be used for the polygon creation. To do so you can use an Index Array from String Node.

Outlines

Here you can pass the number of points for each edge of a polygon to the Node. For triangles and quads, this will be a value of either 3 or 4. If you want to create an N-Gon much higher values might be needed. If you want to create an N-Gon with an enclosed opening, separate numeric values – for each closed edge – must be used. A triangle with a 3-sided opening at the center would have to use a value of 3 twice. The output at the Groups input will then combine these individual values to create a single polygon.

Groups

Here you can pass the number of closed edges for each polygon to be created to the Node. Normal polygons will generally use a value of 1. For more complex N-Gons with a hole (see Outline input description), larger values will be required.