TKZ is a collection of packages that extend the functionality of the drawing package TikZ.
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Piecewise defined function in tikz or tkz-fct
How to define and plot a piecewise defined function in tikz or tkz-fct? For example consider the function
f(x) = 1 for x < 0, x for 0 <= x < 1, cos(x) for x >= 1
Edit:
After Torbjørn T.'s ...
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AucTeX extension for TikZ
Is there an AucTeX extension which supports the TikZ syntax and that one of the tkz-collection as well?
In particular I want thinks like:
syntax highlighting
proper indentation
that ...
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Label Points in a circle in tikz
Consider the slight modification of the construction from the solution to this question: Variables and basic arithmetics and tikz-euclide
\documentclass{minimal}
\usepackage{tkz-euclide}
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pgfplots axis scaling
Is it possible to define in pgfplots that y should correspond to Y cm in my plot?
I know how to do this in tkz-fct, so let me add an tkz-fct example to make more clear what I want:
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How to define new functions for plotting in tkz-fct?
Is it possible to define new functions in tkz-fct and use them to plot using \tkzFct?
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Best way to draw scaled polygons in tikz
I want to draw pictures like this
or this one
.
It is clear how to do this "manually" with TikZ. However is there a way to do it automatically. I.e. I just want to define the polygon (for ...
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tkz-graph : inconsistency between edge and loop
I'm discovering the great package tkz-graph and I experience some trouble-shotting with the loop macro.
There some inconsistency — in my opinion — between the loop macro and the edge macro.
For ...
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Variables and basic arithmetics and tikz-euclide
I want to draw a circle using tkz-euclide and n segments of this circle. Since I want to have n as a basic variable I need to divide in the following example. However it doesn't work, any ideas?
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