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I use the chemstyle package to automatically number my chemical compounds inside the 'scheme' environment. Is there a way to use adapt/hack this feature for Figures? I'm aware you can, for a single float, change the 'Scheme' part of the caption to 'Figure', but this is very bad because it will still use the Scheme counter, and therefore the Figure # will clash with another Figure.

Basically I want to use the compound referencing functions inside a Figure environment, or make the scheme environment use "Figure X" in the caption, where X is an incrementation of the Figure counter rather than the Scheme counter.

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What did you try? The \schemeref macro is not tied to the scheme environment. – Joseph Wright♦ Oct 29 '11 at 8:18
Up do now you gave no feedback. So I voted for closing – Marco Daniel Jan 7 '12 at 21:42

closed as not a real question by Marco Daniel, egreg, Joseph Wright♦ Jan 7 '12 at 21:42

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