equidistant concentric circles?

[Jose Jimenez]

Is there a way to make concentric circles of different sizes, for example from largest to smallest, equidistant?

[GarryP]

I don’t know if there’s a way to do what I think you want as the example image you gave is a little confusing in relation to the text.

However, if you are using Windows you might like to look at this:
https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/143089-new-12-free-vector-tools-for-windows-10-users/

The Centrics functionality might provide what you need.

[carl123]

12 hours ago, Jose Jimenez said:

Is there a way to make concentric circles of different sizes, for example from largest to smallest, equidistant?

Is this what you mean?

 

[Jose Jimenez]

Thanks for the reply!

[Jose Jimenez]

20 minutes ago, GarryP said:

No sé si hay alguna manera de hacer lo que creo que quieres, ya que la imagen de ejemplo que diste es un poco confusa en relación con el texto.

Sin embargo, si estás usando Windows, quizás te interese ver esto:
https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/143089-new-12-free-vector-tools-for-windows-10-users/

La funcionalidad Centrics podría proporcionarle lo que necesita.

Great, I'm going to check this out, very interesting!

[Hangman]

The only problem is the circles are not equidistant... Something that could be achieved with a blend tool...

[Jose Jimenez]

12 hours ago, Jose Jimenez said:

¿Hay alguna manera de hacer círculos concéntricos de diferentes tamaños, por ejemplo del más grande al más pequeño, equidistantes?

It's ready for what I wanted. Thanks for the contributions.

 

[GarryP]

One method to get concentric circles with a linearly-increasing radius would be to, in Designer only:

1. create the initial circle;
2. duplicate it;
3. use the Contour Tool to increase the radius by the amount required;
4. use Bake Appearance in the Context Toolbar;
5. duplicate this larger copy;
6. use the Contour Tool to increase the radius by the amount required;
7. use Bake Appearance in the Context Toolbar;
8. and repeat until you have the number of circles you want.

Note: Don’t just create duplicates of the original circle, without baking the appearance, and keep giving the duplicates larger and larger radii as that doesn’t work well (you can try it to see for yourself).

[Jose Jimenez]

5 minutes ago, GarryP said:

One method to get concentric circles with a linearly-increasing radius would be to, in Designer only:

1. create the initial circle;
2. duplicate it;
3. use the Contour Tool to increase the radius by the amount required;
4. use Bake Appearance in the Context Toolbar;
5. duplicate this larger copy;
6. use the Contour Tool to increase the radius by the amount required;
7. use Bake Appearance in the Context Toolbar;
8. and repeat until you have the number of circles you want.

Note: Don’t just create duplicates of the original circle, without baking the appearance, and keep giving the duplicates larger and larger radii as that doesn’t work well (you can try it to see for yourself).

I have already solved it, thank you very much for your kind response! Greetings, have a great day!

[GarryP]

You're welcome.