In my app I\'m using UIBezierPath to draw an arc into a circle. I\'m trying to correlate a number to radians. So let\'s say a user has a certain number of points, and the po
I think what you want is the unit circle. Remember back to trigonometry when you used the unit circle? Same thing will apply here. If you need to get π - in Swift just say let π = CGFloat.pi
(hold alt+p for the special character). In Objective-C - I think it's CGFloat π = M_PI;
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You could go from zero to 2π/3
for the first 1/3, then from 2π/3
to 4π/3
, then from 4π/3
to 2π
(full circle).
I should not that I didn't make this graphic - it's from a tutorial on RayWenderlich.com - but it's oriented perfectly for the iOS coordinate system.