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 Post subject: Arranging Objects In A Circle
PostPosted: August 30th, 2006, 5:20 pm 
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Hello, I'd like to arrange several objects in a circle. Does anyone have any ideas on how to do this?
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There is no automatic way to accomplish this. The easiest solution would be to draw a circle using the vector or hotspot tools and manually arrange your items around it, using the cursor nudge tools to tweak as neccessary. Finally delete the layout circle when you are happy.

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Duncan Lilly wrote:
There is no automatic way to accomplish this. The easiest solution would be to draw a circle using the vector or hotspot tools and manually arrange your items around it, using the cursor nudge tools to tweak as neccessary. Finally delete the layout circle when you are happy.


Thanks very much, that is a great idea!
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Also, if you want to space them equally around the circle, use the line tool, divide 360 by the number of objects, rotate the line (i.e. 6 objects - 6 lines rotated by 60, 120, 180, 240, 300, 0) Center the vector circle and the lines both horizontally and vertically and use them as guides.

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Roxie wrote:
Also, if you want to space them equally around the circle, use the line tool, divide 360 by the number of objects, rotate the line (i.e. 6 objects - 6 lines rotated by 60, 120, 180, 240, 300, 0) Center the vector circle and the lines both horizontally and vertically and use them as guides.


Great info, thanks a lot!


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If you only need simple points around the circle, the clock preset vector is handy.

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Brenden Knifton wrote:
If you only need simple points around the circle, the clock preset vector is handy.

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That's a great idea. That would make a great guide. I hadn't thought of that.
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