Inputs
Name | Abbreviation | Type | Access | Description |
Center | C | Vector | Item | The center of the circle |
Radius | R | Number | Item | The radius of the circle. Defaults to 1 |
Segments | S | Number | Item | The number of segments in the circle. Defaults to 32 |
Outputs
Name | Abbreviation | Type | Access | Description |
Feature | F | cartesian | item | The circle |
How to:
To create a circle, you need to start with a center point.
Notice the yellow color of the Input - this node expects a Vector.
Use the dendrogram centroid or geometric centroid to get a vector point.
Define the radius
The radius sets the size of the circle.
Notice the red color of the Input - this node expects a Number.
You can set the radius in a variety of ways, like typing a value into the box, or connecting an Input Parameter, number, or any numerical result from another node.
Define the segments
The segments set the “roundness” of the circle. More segments means a smoother line.
Notice the red color of the Input - this node expects a Number.
You can set the radius in a variety of ways, like typing a value into the box, or connecting an Input Parameter, number, or any numerical result from another node.
