Snap vertices to circle?

I can’t work out how to do something fairly simple, so I thought I’d ask.

I have a pentagon with each side made up of 4 vertices - so 20 vertices in all (see attachment).

What I want to do is make the vertices change their positions slightly so they form a 20-vertex circle instead of a 20-vertex pentagon. I can’t for the life of me figure out a simple way to do it.

Of course, I could do it by hand, snapping one vertex at a time to a vertex on a circle and then delete the circle, but I may want to do this process to a pentagon with a lot more vertices, so the slow and simple method won’t work.

Any thoughts?

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Select all the vertices in the pentagon, and look under the ‘mesh tools’ panel, and press the ‘To Sphere’ button. Set the percentage to 100% and it’s done! You’ll have to scale it accordingly once you’ve done that, though.

Gotta love tools that do all the dirty work for you. :slight_smile:

Fantastic! I tried this but stupidly didn’t think to snap the cursor to the pentagon first - the sphere is centered around the 3D cursor position - nice answer, thanks very much Joe!