Degrees to radius

[GamerH2]

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There's a way to convert degrees to radius in fusion?

[schrodinger]

what you mean exactly?

You can convert degrees to radians,
but that would be hardly needed in Fusion

you maybe need circumference to radius?
circumference / 3.14 / 2

Or maybe some tangent function..?

...what you have and what you need?

[GamerH2]

converting degrees to radius
degtorad
Deg to Rad

[schrodinger]

I'm sorry, doesn't make sense.

degrees= 0-360, the measure of an angle
radius= length from the center to the perimeter of a circle

how would you relate converting from one to the other?

Again, if you mean radians, it's:
(degrees * 3.14) / 180

otherwise, please add more info on what you exactly need
or explain how you would transform one value in the other

[Sumo]

I think you're confusing the terms. Rad = radians not radius.

Radians are another way to express angular measurement like degrees.

Radius is the straight line from the center of a circle to the perimeter.

If you wanted to figure out the radius of a circle you would need to know the circle's area, circumference, or diameter.


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[GamerH2]

Oh man! But there's a way to rename the thread? and convert degrees to radians in fusion?

[schrodinger]

see above:

(...) if you mean radians, it's:
(degrees * 3.14) / 180

multiply your degrees * 3.14 and then divide by 180

[GamerH2]

so... Dir("Active")*3.14/180?

[schrodinger]

if you have only the direction (0-32) and not the angle,
you must multiply dir by 11.25 to get the angle

so:

(dir('active') * 11.25 * 3.14) / 180

you can shorten to:

(dir('active') * 35.325) / 180