: Putting a smaller circle into a bigger one and uniting them with a rectangle without the inner circle disappearing So basically I have 2 circles. A smaller one inside a bigger one. Kinda like

@Sarah814

Uniting a shape with another when the bigger one totally covers the smaller one, the smaller one disappears totally.

Unite is intended to combine shapes to one when the shapes cover each other only partially or not at all.

Unite means the same as union in the set theory.

If you want to keep the smaller circle you can add it after uniting the bigger circle with something. If you want a hole, subtract the smaller circle from the bigger.

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@Ann6370331

Not very clear what you're doing but, you can copy Ctrl+C the inner circle, then do what you're doing then hit Ctrl+F and you'll get a new inner circle in the same position.

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