Draw circles/arcs from central point
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 It's a need that designers have, but I've always managed just as easily by snapping to guides or similar. The very specific need for extreme precision sounds more like a CAD requirement, but of course, I can only speak from my own habits and knowledge.  
 
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 I'm not entirely sure I understood it correctly, 
 but to me it sounds like this Tool.
 
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 Yes, it seems that this is the function I am referring to, although I don't see clearly that the cursor accompanies the figure you are drawing to the connection you want to make. 
 
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 @Usuario said in Draw circles/arcs from central point: ... although I don't see clearly that the cursor accompanies the figure you are drawing to the connection you want to make... This is probably because I did not have snapping enabled in Rhino 
 i just want to show the Tool
 
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 @Subpath said in Draw circles/arcs from central point: Rhino Ok. The point for me is that VectorStyler can do the drawing with the help of that very interesting feature. 
 
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 I think Xara Designer also has something similar... They have these options for shape creation: 
 Radius Creation
 Diameter Creation
 Bounds Creation
 
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 @William-Kansepa said in Draw circles/arcs from central point: I think Xara Designer also has something similar... They have these options for shape creation: 
 Radius Creation
 Diameter Creation
 Bounds Creationsome kind of, while Radius Creation is similar 
 Rhino shows the Midpoint while you draw the circle
 Xara doesnt
 
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 I wanted to do this accurately and I couldn't.  
 
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 Don't know if this was what you were looking for (see picture), 
 but if so, here are a few options I found 
 
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 @Usuario Some shape properties can be manually entered in the Shape panel. For example to set the circle and polygon radius to the same value. Also: alignment might not help in this case, but using Collision snapping could place the polygon to the right position (if its radius is the same as the circle). 
 
 
			
			
		