Circle
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Functionality
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Circle generator creates circles based on the radius and the number of vertices. A higher number of verts gives a more detailed approximation of a circle::

    - 3 vertices = triangle.
    - 4 vertices = square
    - ...
    - 6 vertices =  hexagon
    - ...
    - Many vertices =  circle

This node will also create sector or segment of a circle using the **Degrees** option. See the examples below to see it working also with the **mode** option.

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Inputs
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All inputs are vectorized and they will accept single or multiple values.
There are three inputs:

- **Radius**
- **N Vertices**
- **Degrees**

Same as other generators, all inputs will accept a single number, an array or even an array of arrays::

    [2]
    [2, 4, 6]
    [[2], [4]]

Parameters
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All parameters except **Mode** can be given by the node or an external input.


+----------------+---------------+-------------+----------------------------------------------------+
| Param          | Type          | Default     | Description                                        |
+================+===============+=============+====================================================+
| **Radius**     | Float         | 1.00        | radius of the circle                               |
+----------------+---------------+-------------+----------------------------------------------------+
| **N Vertices** | Int           | 24          | number of vertices to generate the circle          |
+----------------+---------------+-------------+----------------------------------------------------+
| **Degrees**    | Float         | 360.0       | angle for a sector/segment circle                  |
+----------------+---------------+-------------+----------------------------------------------------+
| **Mode**       | Boolean       | False       | switch between two sector and segment circle       |
+----------------+---------------+-------------+----------------------------------------------------+

Outputs
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**Vertices**, **Edges** and **Polygons**. 
All outputs will be generated. Depending on the type of the inputs, the node will generate only one or multiple independent circles. In example:

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  :alt: CircleDemo1.PNG

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  :alt: CircleDemo2.PNG

As you can see in the red rounded values, depending on how many data inputs the node has, will be generated those same number of outputs.

If **Degrees** is less than 360, depending of the **mode** state, the node generates a sector or a segment of a circle of the given number of degrees.

Example of usage
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  :alt: CircleDemo3.PNG

In this first example we see that circle generator can be a circle but also any regular polygon that you want.

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  :alt: CircleDemo4.PNG

The second example shows the use of **mode** option and how it generates sector or segment of a circle based on the **degrees** value.