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Here you will find three values with which you can define the dimensions of the pyramid shape. The first value defines the width of the base; the third value defines the depth of the base; the middle value defines the pyramid's height.
This value defines the number of subdivisions within the pyramid surface. Each increase of 1 will add a subdivision on half of the existing edges. The base of the pyramid will be subdivided into quads while the 3-sided side surfaces of the pyramid will be subdivided by triangles.
Here you can define the orientation of the geometry. The tip of the pyramid reflects the orientation without having to rotate the axis system itself.
