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To get $45^\circ$, construct a square standing on $OA$ and draw the diagonal. Square construction: 3E/3L? Usually square is 3 moves if you have a perpendicular. If we assume we can make a perpendicular in 2 moves? No.

Let's rethink. To construct $45^\circ$, we need the perpendicular bisector of the $90^\circ$ line? Or we construct the $90^\circ$ line and then bisect it. Bisecting takes 1 move (Circle + Circle + Line is 3 moves?). No, bisecting is usually 3 moves (Circle, Circle, Line). Constructing the perpendicular is 3 moves. Total 6 moves. Too many.

Let's restart the logic for the standard . To get $45^\circ$, we need to bisect a $90^\circ$ angle. To get $90^\circ$, we need a perpendicular. euclidea 2.8

Construction:

One of the defining features of the 2.8 update is its focus on optimization. In Euclidea, completing a construction is only the first step. To truly master a level, players must achieve the "L" and "E" goals. The "L" goal tracks the number of lines and circles used, while the "E" goal monitors the number of "elementary" steps. This dual scoring system encourages players to find the most elegant solution possible, often requiring them to think several steps ahead to bypass redundant moves. To get $45^\circ$, construct a square standing on

Construct a circle with an arbitrary center on the given circle that passes through

Construction:

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Construct a $45^\circ$ angle. : V-star (Victory star) usually implies a move count, often 3 moves (3L) in this level. Tools : Straightedge (Line tool) and Compass (Circle tool). If we assume we can make a perpendicular in 2 moves