Draw arc in a boolean array

Hello everyone
I want to extract the coordinate of an arc and use them to draw the same arc in a 2D boolean array, I have the start point coordinates, the end point coordinates, the center coordinates and the radius value.
the result should be like this picture
Thank you

Thank you so much Alex
I was trying to do it with picture functions for 2 days till now xD but I've forgotten the unflatten pixmap.vi
thanks for your help

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