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I’m looking for a way to create an arc of variable lengths (e.g. as can be done in MS Word or PPT.) Miro doesn’t have this currently. Has anyone who also needed this found a sensible workaround?

 

This is actually quite related to @Sean Kelleher’s request for dynamic triangle shapes. Miro would benefit by having dynamic shapes.

@Brian Fulghum - Can you post an example picture of what you are trying to replicate?

Hi @Robert Johnson.  Here’s a sample from another program. By click-dragging the yellow dots on the arc you can make it any length of a 360 circle.

 

Customizable Arcs

 Current Miro shapes don’t have this. Smart Drawing won’t create variable length arcs - it only turns drawing into the currently provided shapes.

Thanks,

@Brian Fulghum - I see what you mean now. Yes, Miro is lacking here. About the best I could do was using the connection line:

 

Steps I used:

 

Hi @Robert Johnson  Yes, that’s a quick workaround for drawings. Thanks for the idea.  I have gone to MS Word to create the shape I want and then past an image of it. That way isn’t dynamic, but gets me precisely the shape I want.

(RS) 4 opaque squares + 1 circle
(RS) 3 opaque squares + 1 circle
(RS) 1 yellow square in back + 1 green circle + 3 opaque white squares in front

​​​​​​Group together & resize
 

 

In Windows 11, you can bring up a tool by pressing Start+V.

Select symbols, then Geometric Symbols.

Scroll down a bit to find arcs, and click on one to copy to clipboard: ◜

Go into Miro and type ctrl-V to paste. You can rotate it in Miro.

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