Creating Circle
The following 2 methods can be used to create a circle.
- Specifying the "center point" and "radius" or "through point" of a circle.
- Specifying the "center point" and "diameter" or "through point" of a circle.
To display a command parameter to be executed, click 
/ 
of command parameters, or press Tab key or ← / → key on the keyboard.
- Point [Circle] on [Shape] menu, and click [Circle].
Then you will be able to create a circle. - Click the center point of a circle on the drawing.
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| ▪ | You can enter into the circle creating status by clicking  on [Shape] toolbar. |
When specifying the radius or through point of a circle
- When specifying the radius, input the length of the radius in [Radius] box on Command Window.
When specifying the through point, switch the parameter on Command Window to [Radius] box, and click the through point of a circle on the drawing.
A circle with a specified radius will be created.
When specifying the through point, the distance between the center and through points will be used as a radius.
When specifying the diameter or through point of a circle
- When specifying the diameter, input the length of the diameter in [Diameter] box on Command Window.
When specifying the through point, switch the parameter on Command Window to [Diameter] box, and click the through point of a circle on the drawing.
A circle with a specified diameter will be created.
When specifying the through point, the distance between the center and through points will be used as a radius.
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| ▪ | You can specify the center point and through point by inputting X and Y coordinates in [Center Point], [Radius] and [Diameter] boxes on Command Window. |