Hi,
V5
two lines at an angle to each other, I want a circle tan to both of a certain visual diameter to match my artwork (raster) underneath.
choose circle tan tan rad, click first line , click next, move mouse and when circle at size i want, the only step offered in command line is enter a radius.
well I dont know what the radius is I am seeing, I just wish to click and accept the rad its giving me, click and I get a different circle of rad as was in command line.
Steve
Just use Circle > Tangent option. Click when you see the circle you like.
-Pascal
Hi Pascal, that would be the one that says Circle tangent to three curves when icon hovered with mouse ?
it allows me to pick first line , then pick 2nd, move mouse see circle I want then instead of picking a third line as icon says, I click and then hit enter and get the circle I want.
That name though means I dont naturally reach for it., only if I have three lines.
The one that is the ‘natural’ thought choice is tangent tangent radius as that is what I seem to be doing, step should read enter radius or click to accept visual choice.
More intuitive.
Just my suggestion 
Steve
i think Pascal means the regular Circle icon.
(by default, it’s going to be center+radius but via the command line, you can choose the Tangent option)…
so _Circle command with Tangent option
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The one that is the ‘natural’ thought choice is tangent tangent radius as that is what I seem to be doing, step should read enter radius or click to accept visual choice.[/quote]
you can actually use Tan-Tan-Rad the way you’re expecting though maybe it’s not obvious at first.
if you do exactly this:
• click on first line.
• click on second line.
• click anywhere
• begin moving the mouse.
when your preview line is within the range of lengths which will work as a radius, a visually/movable circle will be shown.
• click again when you like how it looks.