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Hey guys I have an assignment due tonight, I have to draw a circuit that was given to us. In the circuit voltage components and wires are at a 45 degree angle. I'm new to circuit lab and haven't a clue how to do it if you could help me that would be great. Thanks in advance!

also have this problem would be a great help if someone could explain?

I don't think you can.

Angled arrows: yes.

Angled wires: no.

Do you really need to draw angled wires?

That's correct -- CircuitLab only draws horizontal and vertical wires. We did add a few 45-degree schematic components that are useful in some situations, but only resistors/capacitors/diodes.

I'm drawing a monostable multivibrator, and it really helps with the angled wires in order to make it look neat. Do you plan on adding this in the near future? (edits in Paint doesn't come out all too well)

Missing angle wire cause me to cancel my subscription.

I can't see why it matters. Bridge rectifiers and multivibrators may be drawn with angled wires to show symmetry, but could equally be drawn in cartesian form.