The Capsule.FromHeightAndRadius method creates a new Capsule instance using the specified height and radius. A capsule is a geometric shape that consists of a cylinder with hemispherical ends. This method is useful for generating capsules in 3D space, which can be used in various physics and rendering calculations.
To use the FromHeightAndRadius method, call it with the desired height and radius values. The method will return a Capsule object that represents the specified dimensions.
Parameters:
height (System.Single): The total height of the capsule, including the cylindrical and hemispherical parts.radius (System.Single): The radius of the capsule's cylindrical part and hemispherical ends.Returns: A Capsule object with the specified height and radius.
// Example of creating a capsule with a height of 10 units and a radius of 2 units. Capsule myCapsule = Capsule.FromHeightAndRadius(10.0f, 2.0f); // Accessing properties of the capsule Vector3 centerA = myCapsule.CenterA; Vector3 centerB = myCapsule.CenterB; float radius = myCapsule.Radius; // Getting a random point inside the capsule Vector3 randomPointInside = myCapsule.RandomPointInside; // Getting a random point on the edge of the capsule Vector3 randomPointOnEdge = myCapsule.RandomPointOnEdge;