There are a number of ways to divide or manipulate a shape into different parts and pieces. One of the commonly used shapes is a circle. You can do this using Adobe Illustrator and Adobe InDesign.
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Method 1 of 2: Dividing a Circle Through Adobe Illustrator
Step 1. Launch Adobe Illustrator
Do this by double-clicking the Adobe Illustrator icon on the desktop.
Step 2. Draw a circle using the Polar Grid tool
On the left toolbar, select the " Polar Grid tool ", which is specifically under the " Text " tool. Click on the canvas and drag.
Step 3. Arrange the circle image
While dragging, adjust the size of the circle by dragging it in and out until it reaches the desired size.
Step 4. Divide the diameter of the circle
While pulling the circle, press the left or right arrow keys until you see an even 6-section split.
When finished, release the mouse
Method 2 of 2: Split a Circle Using Adobe InDesign
Step 1. Draw a circle
Step 2. Place the clue in the center of the circle, either vertically or horizontally
Step 3. Draw a straight line outside the circle
Step 4. Rotate the line 60 degrees from the left
Step 5. Click the “Copy” button
Step 6. Connect the lines to form a triangle
With the Join Path tool in Pathfinder, connect the corners of the three sides.
Step 7. Align and cut the lower left edge of the newly formed triangle to the top right end of the meeting point in the center of the circle
Step 8. Rotate the wedge shape
Select the two new shapes, and use the Intersect tool in Pathfinder.
With the wedge shape just created, use the rotating tool and rotate the copy of the wedge shape by 60 degrees
Step 9. Repeat the process
Perform the process of rotating and copying using " Object ", then select " Transform Again ".
