Question 1

How do width and line thickness work?

Accepted Answer

Width is the full diameter of the circle in blocks (1–257). Line thickness controls how many blocks deep the outline is — 1 gives a clean single-block ring, and higher values flood inward to build a thicker band. The thickness cap shrinks automatically with the width so the band never overruns the centre.

Question 2

What do the numbers around the circle mean?

Accepted Answer

With "Show measurements" on, the generator labels the length of every straight run along the outline. Those run lengths are the exact block counts you place in a row before the curve steps in or out — the fastest way to build an even circle by hand.

Question 3

Can I focus on one part of a large circle?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The View control switches between the full circle and any single quarter (NE, NW, SE, SW). Quarter views auto-fit and re-measure that section so big builds stay readable.

Question 4

How do I track my build progress?

Accepted Answer

Click any block in the preview to toggle a green "placed" marker. Markers persist while you pan and zoom, so you can tick off blocks as you lay them in-game.

Question 5

Can I save the circle as an image?

Accepted Answer

Download PNG exports exactly what is shown — circle, grid, centre axes, and measurement labels — as a transparent-free PNG named circle-w{width}-t{thickness}.png for reference or sharing.

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