Circle Layer - Revision history

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D.j.a.y: /* About Circle Layers */ test

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‎About Circle Layers: test

D.j.a.y: {{Category|Primitive Layers}}

2016-09-14T21:40:28Z

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Kaleru: Center is now Origin (since at least 0.63.05)

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Center is now Origin (since at least 0.63.05)

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Ohoservices: Terminology Updated

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Terminology Updated

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 {{Title|Circle Layer}}
 {{Category|Layers}}
 {{Category|Primitive Layers}}
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 {{l|Image:Circle_icon.png|64px}}
-== About ==
+== About Circle Layers ==
 Circle layers are used to represent circles =). A circle is the flat region defined by the inner area of a circle. A circle is a flat line on which all the points are at the same distance from the center or Origin. The distance to the center is called {{Literal|Radius}}.

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 {{l|Image:Circle_icon.png|64px}}
-== About Circle Layers ==
+== About ==
 Circle layers are used to represent circles =). A circle is the flat region defined by the inner area of a circle. A circle is a flat line on which all the points are at the same distance from the center or Origin. The distance to the center is called {{Literal|Radius}}.

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 {{Title|Circle Layer}}
 {{Category|Layers}}
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 The parameters of the Circle layers are:
-{|border="0" align="left" style="border-collapse"  cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0"
+{|border="0" align="none" style="border-collapse"  cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0"
 |-style="background:silver"
 |'''Name'''||'''Value'''||'''Type'''
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 ||integer
 |}
 A simple {{Literal|Circle Layer}} in action:

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 == About Circle Layers ==
-Circle layers are used to represent circles =). A circle is the flat region defined by the inner area of a circle. A circle is a flat line on which all the points are at the same distance of one special one called Center. The distance to the center is called {{Literal|Radius}}.
+Circle layers are used to represent circles =). A circle is the flat region defined by the inner area of a circle. A circle is a flat line on which all the points are at the same distance from the center or Origin. The distance to the center is called {{Literal|Radius}}.
-To create a {{Literal|Circle Layer}} you would use the {{l|Circle Tool}}. Make a first left mouse button click where the Center should go and hold-drag form the center to define the Radius when you release the left mouse button. The circle will be created with the current foreground Color.
+To create a {{Literal|Circle Layer}} you would use the {{l|Circle Tool}}. Make a first left mouse button click where the Origin should go and hold-drag from the center to define the Radius when you release the left mouse button. The circle will be created with the current foreground Color.
 == Parameters of the Circle Layers ==
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 As mentioned before is is the radius of the geometric circle or circumference. It is modified dragging the cyan handle at the edge of the circumference. Although you rotate it it always becomes horizontal.
-=== Center ===
+=== Origin ===
 It is a parameter type {{l|Vector Parameter|vector}} that defines the center of the circle/circumference. Just edit its x,y coordinates or drag the green handle to change this value.

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 == About Circle Layers ==
-Circle layers are used to represent circles =). A circle is the flat region defined by the inner area of a circle. A circle is a flat line on which all the points are at the same distance of one special one called Centre. The distance to the centre is called Radius.
+Circle layers are used to represent circles =). A circle is the flat region defined by the inner area of a circle. A circle is a flat line on which all the points are at the same distance of one special one called Center. The distance to the center is called {{Literal|Radius}}.
-To create a Circle layer you would use the Circle Tool. Make a first left mouse button click where the Centre should go and hold-drag form the centre to define the Radius when you release the left mouse button. The circle will be created with the current foreground Colour.
+To create a {{Literal|Circle Layer}} you would use the {{l|Circle Tool}}. Make a first left mouse button click where the Center should go and hold-drag form the center to define the Radius when you release the left mouse button. The circle will be created with the current foreground Color.
 == Parameters of the Circle Layers ==
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-A sample Circle Layer in action:
+A simple {{Literal|Circle Layer}} in action:
-{{l|Image:Circle.png}}
+[[File:Circle-0.63.06.png|frame|none]]
 == Specific parameters for Circle Layers ==