Visual Basic's Circle method can draw pie slices but it's pretty confusing. If either the start or end angle is negative, the routine draws a radius from the center of the circle to that position on the arc and then treats the angle as if it were positive. Note that zero isn't negative so it will not draw a radius to the angle zero. You can work around this by using a small negative number such as -0.000001. Note also that the method always draws counter clockwise.

To draw an pie slice with both radii drawn, figure out what angles you want to use. Use only positive angles now. If you want to draw a pie slice smaller than Pi radians (180 degrees), put the smaller angle first in the argument list. If you want to draw a slice that covers more than half the circle, put the larger angle first.

Now put a minus sign in front of both angles. If one of the angles is 0, change it to -0.000001.

This program shows several examples.

Private Sub Form_Load()
Const R As Double = 50
Const GAP As Double = 5
Dim X As Double
Dim Y As Double

    AutoRedraw = True

    ' Northeast wedge.
    X = R
    Y = R
    FillStyle = vbFSTransparent
    Circle (X, Y), R, vbWhite
    FillStyle = vbFSSolid
    Circle (X, Y), R, vbRed, -PI / 6, -PI / 6 * 2

    ' Everything else.
    X = X + 2 * R + GAP
    FillStyle = vbFSTransparent
    Circle (X, Y), R, vbWhite
    FillStyle = vbFSSolid
    Circle (X, Y), R, vbRed, -PI / 6 * 2, -PI / 6

    ' East wedge.
    Y = Y + 2 * R + GAP
    X = R
    FillStyle = vbFSTransparent
    Circle (X, Y), R, vbWhite
    FillStyle = vbFSSolid
    Circle (X, Y), R, vbRed, -PI * 1.75, -PI * 0.25

    ' Everything else.
    X = X + 2 * R + GAP
    FillStyle = vbFSTransparent
    Circle (X, Y), R, vbWhite
    FillStyle = vbFSSolid
    Circle (X, Y), R, vbRed, -PI * 0.25, -PI * 1.75

    ' Northeast quadrant.
    Y = Y + 2 * R + GAP
    X = R
    FillStyle = vbFSTransparent
    Circle (X, Y), R, vbWhite
    FillStyle = vbFSSolid
    Circle (X, Y), R, vbRed, -0.0000001, -PI * 0.25

    ' Everything else.
    X = X + 2 * R + GAP
    FillStyle = vbFSTransparent
    Circle (X, Y), R, vbWhite
    FillStyle = vbFSSolid
    Circle (X, Y), R, vbRed, -PI * 0.25, -0.0000001
End Sub