Hello, welcome to the world of computer aided design with solid votes.
Today, we are going to learn how to create different kinds of circles and solid books.
You can see we are already in the sketching environment.
And here we have the sketching tools.
We can create circles using this dropdown.
Can see we have two tools available here.
Plus, one is circle.
And second one is perimeter circle.
So I click on the circle to first click on the circle tool.
We have the Circle property manager invoked here.
You can see in the circle type area.
We have this center radius circle selected.
The second option in the circle type area is perimeter circle, which is also the second tool in this
dropdown list.
So we can use both these tools using this subtle property manager as currently the center radius circle
dated, selected.
So first I need to specify the center point of the circle.
So I click in the drawing area to specify the center point.
Now I need to specify the radius for this circle.
Click here to specify the radius.
Can see the current radius value is seventy eight point nine.
I want to change it to say 85 percent up.
I can see the radius of the circle have increased to 85.
You can also specify coordinate points for the center of the circle.
Like the current coordinate, values are in its direction.
We are 219 units away from the origin and the center point of the circle is at a distance of 31 units
along the positive Y direction.
We can also convert this circle into a construction circle.
If I select this for construction checkbox, you can see the circle has changed into a construction
circle.
You can also fix the location of the circle by clicking on this fixed button here.
As I fixed the location of the circle in the existing relations, ListBox fixed relation has ended up
here.
Now the second circle type here is the pattern with the circle.
Click on this option.
Now we have to specify three points around the circumference of the circle, so I'll click here for
the first point.
Click here for the second point.
And this is the third point.
After creating the circle, I'll click on this close dialogue button here, you can see the circle created
not just these three end points of the line segments along its circumference.
Thank you for watching this week.