circle()

Bitsbox's circle command lets you draw circles of any size and color.

You can use the circle command with a lot of different parameters, or options.

• circle(X, Y, RADIUS, COLOR, LINECOLOR)

The most basic usage takes three numbers. The first pair of numbers is the x and y position of the circle's center. The third is its radius, which is half of how wide it is.

A circle at position 200,200 that's 100 pixels in radius.
circle(200,200,100)
Now the circle is twice as big.
circle(200,200,200)
Now it's centered in the 0,0 screen corner.
circle(0,0,200)

You can also pass in color names for the circle's background color and line color.

A small, tan circle.
circle(360,500,50,'tan')
Now it's a tan circle with a red border.
circle(360,500,50,'tan','red')

To change the thickness of the line, you can call the line command first, like so:

line(20) circle(360,500,50,'tan','red')

There's a special color, 'clear' for when want a circle with a border but no inside color.

A small, clear circle with a red outline.
circle(100,100,50,'clear','red')