Answer by Jan Hlavacek for how can I fix my tikz circle to do what I want
Another option, in addition to using polar coordinates or calculating the coordinates of the terminal point of the dashed line using trigonometry would be use of clipping. It is probably an overkill in...
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Answer by hpesoj626 for how can I fix my tikz circle to do what I want
ExplanationUse a polar coordinate instead. Since (3,3) makes an angle of 45 degrees with the positive part of the x-axis, and you have used 2.5 cm as your radius, you can specify the coordinate as...
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how can I fix my tikz circle to do what I want
Below is the minimal example of my code. I would like the dotted line to stay within the circle rather than overshooting it like it currently is but I am not able to figure out how this can be done....
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