Not a perfect standard circle?

[lutebiesheuvel]

Hi! My floorplans in Revit had mistakes in them everytime and I couldn't find the problem. Then I inserted two circles out of Rhino into revit, and the circles didn't turn out to be the same. (green is revit, black is dwg). How is it possible that these circles are not the same? (the revit one is incorrect). Thank you!

[SteveKStafford]

You can turn on the centermark, as property of arcs and circles. That will help ensure you are using the same location to position them. Then verify your radius/diameter is correct in both instances. If there is rounding applied to the values make sure you are using the same rounding for both.

[lutebiesheuvel]

Thank you for your reply. The diameter and starting point were the same, as you can see since parts of both do follow the same path. I did not apply any rounding, this was the standard circle, which didn't turn out to be a perfect circle. Which is strange in my opinion.

[martijn_pater]

Clearly...

[martijn_pater]

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@lutebiesheuvel wrote:

Thank you for your reply. The diameter and starting point were the same, as you can see since parts of both do follow the same path. I did not apply any rounding, this was the standard circle, which didn't turn out to be a perfect circle. Which is strange in my opinion.

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So I guess it seems like you drew a circle on top of another underlay? Try hovering over it when drawing, then enter SC (snap to center), and try drawing it again and see if that helps...