I am looking to create polygons (halos/rings) around the mouse cursor programmatically with C# using the ArcGIS Pro SDK. I have figured out how to create the halos by using **System.Windows.Forms.Control.MousePosition** and then converting into lat/long by using **MapView.Active.ScreenToMap**. I have also used a MouseHook from the Win32Api to give me a MouseMove event. This allows me to associate the polygon to the mouse cursor and move it around the map as an overlay. The problem that I am having now is that I can only create a polygon (halo/ring) with a radius in pixels. I need to be able to use map units, like feet, meters, miles, kilometers, etc. For example, I want to create a polygon (halo/ring) that has a radius of 100 feet. Is there some way to accomplish this? The following is code that I am using that doesn't work. It only functions with pixels. await QueuedTask.Run(() => { System.Drawing.Point pt = System.Windows.Forms.Control.MousePosition; MapPoint mapPt = MapView.Active.ScreenToMap(new Point(pt.X, pt.Y)); double bufferRadius = 100; ArcGIS.Core.Geometry.Polygon poly = CreateHaloPolygon(mapPt, Convert.ToInt32(bufferRadius), out double haloRadius); //_graphics.Add(new GraphicProperties(null, null, polySymRef, poly, lineColor, bufferRadius, bufferInfo[2])); _graphics.Add(new GraphicProperties(null, null, polySymRef, poly, lineColor, haloRadius, bufferInfo[2])); }); private ArcGIS.Core.Geometry.Polygon CreateHaloPolygon(MapPoint mapPoint, int pixels, out double radius) { // Get the halo radius Point screenPoint = MapView.Active.MapToScreen(mapPoint); Point radiusScreenPoint = new Point((screenPoint.X + pixels), screenPoint.Y); MapPoint radiusMapPoint = MapView.Active.ScreenToMap(radiusScreenPoint); radius = GeometryEngine.Instance.Distance(mapPoint, radiusMapPoint); // Build a circle geometry Coordinate2D coord2D = new Coordinate2D(mapPoint); EllipticArcSegment arcSegment = EllipticArcBuilder.CreateEllipticArcSegment(coord2D, radius, esriArcOrientation.esriArcClockwise, MapView.Active.Map.SpatialReference); PolygonBuilder polyBuilder = new PolygonBuilder(new[] { arcSegment }); return polyBuilder.ToGeometry(); }