In this lesson, you learn 1
that there is more than one way to create the perfect circle. 2
Just like with other sketch geometry, you create your circles 3
inside the contextual sketch environment in Autodesk Fusion. 4
The center diameter circle, keyboard shortcut C, 5
is your best choice when you know the size and location 6
for your circle. 7
The 2-Point circle is useful when you want to create 8
the diameter of the circle by placing two points. 9
The 3-Point circle is useful when you want to create a circle 10
by placing three points on the circumference. 11
The 2-Tangent circle creates a circle tangent 12
to two lines, 13
and the 3-Tangent circle 14
creates a circle tangent to three lines. 15
I personally find those commands useful when I want to integrate the circle 16
with other sketch geometry, here exemplified with the trim tool, 17
You can 18
change the circle type in the sketch palette, 19
And just like we saw earlier, Autodesk Fusion will help you 20
and provide guiding lines, and sometimes even automatic constraints.