How to draw lines inside a circle with fixed degree?

[Shih]

I need to draw short lines inside a circle to split it into 15 equal parts, so 24 degree of each part. Can Affinity designer makes this work precisely? Thanks guys. 

For example, 

 

 

[Nazario]

Maybe not the best way but this is how I would do it.

Create a line. Make sure the rotation point is set to the bottom. Duplicate it. Rotate the new line 24 degrees, then press command (ctrl Windows) + J to duplicate another 13 times.

Group the lines. Align the circles and the now grouped lines to the centre. Done.

I did a few more bits in this video like expanding the stroke of the lines and punching out of the circle. Which if you intend to colour each piece like in your image then this way may be a good way to do it. 

 

[v_kyr]

You can use and adjust the cog tool accordingly ...

 

See also:

• Circle or donut divided into sectors
• Splitting a donut ...
• Divide circle
• etc.

[Alfred]

5 minutes ago, v_kyr said:

the coq tool

*cog

The name ‘Cog Tool’ isn’t ideal. The word ‘cog’ can refer to an entire wheel or bar with projections (‘teeth’) on its edge, but it commonly refers to a single tooth, so ‘cogwheel’ or ‘gearwheel’ would be a better term to use here.

[Nazario]

Or you could do that lol. I always forget about that tool but I don't use Affinity enough to remember it at times.

[Joachim_L]

4 minutes ago, Alfred said:

*cog

The name ‘Cog Tool’ isn’t ideal. The word ‘cog’ can refer to an entire wheel or bar with projections (‘teeth’) on its edge, but it commonly refers to a single tooth, so ‘cogwheel’ or ‘gearwheel’ would be a better term to use here.

A bit cocky here in my opinion.

[v_kyr]

9 minutes ago, Alfred said:

*cog

Oops, misspelled that, used q instead of g LOL - Corrected the above.

[v_kyr]

Further another way shown here in this video ...

• Ring segments with Duplicate function in Affinity Designer