I'm working in InDesign trying to create a 360 degree circle, with a line starting at 1 degree, two degrees, three degrees, ect. Instead of placing each line I thought that there might be an easier way to create a circle out of lines stemming from the exact center and branching out to all 360 degrees. Any/all comments and help welcome!
Instead of rotating the radius 360 times, why not double the length of the line and rotate 180 instead? Use the rotation tool, and use horizontal and vertical guides to mark your center point. Snap the rotation proxy to that point and duplicate at 1° 8 times. Now that you have 9 lines, select the group and rotate 9° 4 times to get a 45° wedge. Select that and rotate 45° 3 times to complete the circle. If your center proxy was off and they don't align properly, use the Align Horizontal Centers and Vertical Centers tools.
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