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Tutorial : How to draw a circle In this tutorial you will learn, how to draw a circle.
CADIN360.COM LEARNING TUTORIALS Let’s learn how to draw a circle. In AutoCAD Circle command is used to draw a circle. You can create circles in several ways. First method is Center, Radius. Second method is Center, Diameter. Third method is 2-Point. Forth method is 3-Point. Fifth method is Tan, Tan, Radius and sixth method is Tan, Tan, Tan. The default method to draw a circle is to specify the center point and the radius of circle. To learn, how to draw a circle using center and radius follow below mentioned steps. 1. Now, click on the Circle command in Draw panel under Home tab.
You can also activate Circle command by entering Circle or C at the Command line. Another method to select the Circle command is also available. You can select the Circle command from Menu Bar > Draw > Circle > Center, Radius.
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CADIN360.COM LEARNING TUTORIALS 2. Then, specify center point for circle.
3. Next, specify radius of circle.
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CADIN360.COM LEARNING TUTORIALS 4. You can specify radius of circle by clicking on the drawing area or by specifying radius value.
5. Type 10 and then press Enter to specify the radius of circle.
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CADIN360.COM LEARNING TUTORIALS You can also use Spacebar key in place of Enter key to exit the Circle command. 6. Observe that, circle is drawn with specified center and radius by using the Circle command in AutoCAD.
In AutoCAD you can assign properties to circle including color, line type, and line weight, thickness. 7. For more tutorials visit www.cadin360.com
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