Pixel Circle / Oval Generator
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Playing Minecraft, I like making circular things. I used a chart while I was building, but wanted to be able to make variable size ovals which is something I couldn't find a decent chart of or generator capable of, so I created this!
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If anybody else is interested in a 3d version, I have one over at:
http://oranj.io/blog/voxel-sphere-generator-77
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sweet! thanks alot :D:D:D
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If you are intrested on what im creating check out, minecraftAU.com
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thanks this helped a lot in building by giant dome!
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thanks a lot. this will help me build my imperial city.
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thank you very much, extremely useful!
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thanks now i can build minas tirith
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Thanks, this is going to help a ton with my bowl build.
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New version is so much faster, thanks!
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十分好
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Also, if you could make it so it shows a cross with the intersection at the middle (2 wide if the number of blocks is even so the intersection is a 2x2 square) it'd be awesome in helping to count how many blocks you need to dig/construct!
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how cool!
thanks so much
thanks so much
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thanks so much i can build del palace now
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BTW Happy one year :)
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Respond back to me
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Thanks for taking to time to make such a useful program!
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If you want to save the result to an image there is a way. If you look at the page source or use your browser's "inspect element" on the result, you'll see and svg tag.
<svg id="svg_circle" viewBox="0 0 924 924" height="3000px" width="3000px" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" style="">
from there copy the source to the closing svg tag, including the svg tags
</svg>
Then you can take that and paste it into notepad and save as an SVG file, then you can open it in GIMP or some other software that supports SVG files.
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also xcode is free to download and use.
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If you were to add this, it would be fantastic. I would very happy if you were to add this.
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A text output that tells you how long of strips to build in order
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which has 20, 40, 80, 160, and 200 size circles
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But this is amazing, especially useful for the build of Thriller Bark I made, which if I was sane would have been a lot smaller but hey, I wanted it to be to scale so the diameter of the outer walls reached 575.
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Is it possible the Circle Generator could
print out the coordinates of the perimeter pixels, given the center point?
Then I would donate!!!
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extreamly useful
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keep up hopes though! i mean... like... i guess?
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I'd donate you the missing $35 (by the time you are viewing this, it's probably not $35 anymore) if I could...
BTW I like the secret elephant, some really nice ASCII art... :D (poking in the source code :) )
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Thanks! now I can make my own circular arena!
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Also, if anyone wants to save a picture of their circle and are using a mac you can go into the "Grab" program and take pictures of part of your screen.
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It would be nice to be able to click and color the blocks so we know what we have built yet.
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One suggestion I would make would be to offer a numerical version so I can see exactly how many blocks I have to lay, in order to make one quarter of of the circle without having to squint and count the pixels on the screen.
I regularly work with circles that are around the 500 diameter range so as you can imagine, figuring out exactly what blocks I need to put down can be grating on my eyes and, if I miscount, my patience.
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You. Might add that into your description. This help me build biospheres.thanks!
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My circles are mathematically correct. The math in fact is particularly simple.
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thanks so much :D
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and 100x100 for my skyblock
thanks so much it helps me alot
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Only suggestion: Add code so that a block can be highlighted so people won't lose their place while building :)
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TIFFANYYYY!
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-Tobias
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Thanks a lot ! Helped me with a building in Terraria.
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(search it up its amazing) anyway I needed a 120x120 circle and I was searching through Google and i found this so I'm using it this website is amazing.
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Thanks :)
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Thanks a 1,000,000,000
This will help alot
This will help alot
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THANKS AGAIN.
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thanks for the help (づ。◕‿‿◕。)づ
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1. All one basically needs are quarter circles (ok, even 1/8th of a circle would do, but a quarter is more convenient. An option for that would be fine.
2. It would help immensely if you could change the save option for SVG in a way that one could get SVGs with different diametersat the same scale, so one can join different circles (or quarter circles) in one image by importing them into inkscape.
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Thanks, u helped me make my mumbo base copy
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thanks
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Thanks once again
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Thanks, this was very usefull
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Set the calculator to filled circle.
Force it to a circle.
Do the ratio on how many where shaded / how many unshaded.
Muitiply the ratio by 4.
As you can see, the approximation is close to pi.
Plus, I can identify users who are using the tool
1. Users : Do not know about cosine and muitipling it by x and truncating it.
2. Non-users : Know how to truncate cosine * x.
x= Side Length
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Thanks this will help create my GTA V in Minecraft!!
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I believe I have fixed the issue. You may need to clear your browser cache to get it to work.
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if your only building circles and are at school,this tool is great. Otherwise just use plotz
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I think its funny.
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Wait, how did you program this?
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now i can make my own Imperial City, Ba Sing Se and Minas Tirith!
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Now I can make my huge dome 862 by 862
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thanks this will be a lot of help!!
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it has been really bugging me to have to scroll up and down the iframe containing the script. Just making it about 870px high wouldnt require the need to scroll in the box itself (which is useless and annoying
other than that nice job on script
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pourrait on avoir les repères du milieu du cercle pour mieux commencer (si possible)
sinon super outil pour faire des cercles sur minecraft
Merci
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could we have the middle markers (line that returns the number of boxes on each side) of the circle to start better (if possible)
if not great tool to make circles on minecraft
Thank you
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Fantastically made and I hope you keep it going strong.
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is there a version or when I put 1504 of diameter it does not crash?
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I built a kind of castle that was 364x364 in survival.
It was pain, but it would've taken 10000000000000000000000000 yrs if I did it without this.
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Great tool - thanks for your effort!
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thank you!!!
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i got a few points which might improve the overall handling in my opinion, but im no programmer, i dont know how doable they are.
the first point would be that the square my cursor is in is highlighted.
and the second one is a counter, maybe where you can set to blocks and it will sho the distance between them. because i found myself counting squares a lot^^
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If it can control thickness(number) detail, It could be perfect!
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what's that for?
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to encompass a village. I AM A MAD MAN.
thanks mate for a really good tool
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감사합니다.....
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r=radius (weight=r×2)