In Canvas Studio, the Rounded Box (RoundedBoxGeometry) is a versatile six‑sided prism with filleted corners. It’s perfect for UI blocks, product mockups, soft furniture forms, and any place you want the strength of a box without the harsh edges. You get simple size controls plus parameters for corner radius and smoothness, making it fast to prototype and clean enough for production.
position – sets the object’s X, Y, Z location in the scene.
rotation – turns the object around its X, Y, Z axes for orientation or animation.
scale – resizes independently per axis to stretch, flatten, or uniform‑scale.
castShadow – lets the rounded box cast shadows on other objects.
receiveShadow – allows it to receive shadows for added depth.
visible – toggles rendering on or off for logic and optimization.
wireframe – shows edges instead of solid faces for debugging or style.
opacity – sets transparency for glassy or ghosted looks.
width – size along the X axis.
height – size along the Y axis.
depth – size along the Z axis.
segments – number of subdivisions used to smooth the rounded edges; higher values give softer, cleaner curves.
radius – the corner fillet amount; controls how round the edges and corners appear.
The Rounded Box gives you the familiar footprint of a box with the polish of beveled edges. Use radius and segments to dial in anything from minimal UI tiles to soft, premium product forms, while the standard transform, shadow, and visibility controls keep layout and rendering predictable.