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this does not make a perfect circle. so when, for example you have a hole with 8 edges, it will not evenly distribute the vertices...and therefore when smoothing will not have equal spacing / distance between vertices / clean circular shape...does this exist out there somewhere?
I am using similar one for this kind of stuff - "sort circle tool" and it is great, but with limitations. Some of them are: not possible to make perfect circle on a curved surface and not possible to make more circles at once.
Today i saw this one and it pretty much does exactly the same as "sort circle tool" also with limitations mentioned above with exception of circles on curved surfaces...but even though circle is trying to follow the surface, it's not that perfect unfortunately.
All in all..very nice script and i hope to see more updates soon and features something like it has MX_Roundish for XSI plugin - https://maxfoxlab.com/mx_roundish.html
Cheers!
