![]() ![]() ![]() Click when it is at the right place to complete the circle. If there are multiple solutions, the Eyeball cursor appears and the ghost contour of the arc flips from one position to the other as you move the cursor around. If there is only one solution, the circle is automatically drawn. The next step depends on the geometric situation. – Select three initial points: these can be a tangent edge, a node, or a free-floating point. Tangential: Define a full circle based on three tangential edges or points.– Click a fourth time to define the length of the arc. other elements or intersections, or special snap points). – Click on three points of the arc’s circumference (e.g. Note: To draw a full circle, double-click when defining its radius. – Move the cursor to draw the length of the arc, then click to complete. – Move the cursor to define the radius, then click a second time. These methods use different basic points to define the arc. Note: These methods are identical for drawing curved walls. To draw an arc or a full circle, choose the Arc/Circle tool in the Toolbox and one of the Geometry Methods offered by the first icon in the Info Box (Centerpoint, Three Points or Tangent Point). ![]()
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