$canvasDrawArc

Draws an arc (outline) or pie slice (filled) using angle parameters in degrees

Syntax

$canvasDrawArc[x;y;radius;startAngle;endAngle;color;fill?;thickness?;container?]

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Required	Default	Description
x	integer	check_circle Required	—	Center X coordinate
y	integer	check_circle Required	—	Center Y coordinate
radius	integer	check_circle Required	—	Arc radius in pixels
startAngle	number	check_circle Required	—	Start angle in degrees (0° = right, 90° = down, -90° = up)
endAngle	number	check_circle Required	—	End angle in degrees
color	color	check_circle Required	—	Arc color
fill	boolean	Optional	`false`	true = filled pie slice, false = outline arc
thickness	integer	Optional	`1`	Outline thickness when fill is false
container	string	Optional	—	Container name

Return Value

canvas

Modifies the canvas in-place.

Angles follow standard mathematical convention: 0° points right (3 o’clock), 90° points down (6 o’clock), and -90° points up (12 o’clock). The arc is drawn counterclockwise from startAngle to endAngle. When fill is true, the result is a wedge (pie slice) connected to the center. For full circles, prefer $canvasDrawCircle which is more efficient.

Examples

Pac-Man style pie slice

$canvasDrawArc[150;150;100;30;330;FFD700;true]

Outline arc

$canvasDrawArc[200;200;80;-90;90;E53935;false;3]