How to extrude a curve from a triangle - Blender 2.93

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I'm trying to do the red marked shape on a triangle plane.

I do not know how to do that, nor what I have to search in order to learn how to do it.

I've been looking for an answer on the Internet, no luck yet.

I'm super new to blender, I could do basic stuff with 3DS Max but I just don't get Blender's workflow.

Thank you very much.

Could this be a duplicate of this topic? blender.stackexchange.com/questions/133870/… — Jag JB, Aug 29 at 15:20

Jag JB · Accepted Answer · 2023-08-29 23:36:20Z

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A possible solution is to activate the Tiny CAD add-on, where you can define a circle by three points.

answered Aug 29 at 15:26

Jag JB

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$\begingroup$ Thanks for the posts. This is not a regular forum, according to site rules links to answers are not answers if the link goes missing your answer becomes an empty shell without content. Answers should be substantial and stand on their own without relying on external data like links, videos or images. Instead of having users go through external links, either transcribe essential parts of the process here, linking the source, or posts these in the comments section instead. $\endgroup$
– Duarte Farrajota Ramos ♦
Aug 29 at 22:24
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$\begingroup$ FWIW, Tiny CAD addon is included with Blender, just activate it. $\endgroup$
– curious_1
Aug 29 at 23:16
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$\begingroup$ Thank you, I modified the answer accordingly $\endgroup$
– Jag JB
Aug 29 at 23:40
$\begingroup$ Thanks for the answer. I think this is the solution since it solves it at a certain steps. I still need to join the created circle (semi-circle) to the triangle. In origin I wanted to modify somehow the triangle's hypotenuses and make a circle. As I said on the post I still don't know Blender's workflow, so I guess this is what I need to go with. $\endgroup$
– Alex Barra
Aug 30 at 8:54
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$\begingroup$ Definitely. I'm very sorry if it was taken as an offense. I was just trying to clarify the base case. Actually I don't even understand which part was deemed offensive. $\endgroup$
– Jag JB
Aug 30 at 11:21

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