How do I print a chromaticity diagram (Ideally a CIE 1931 plot) with certain coordinates on it labelled.
Something like this (made with non-LaTeX software I don't have access to until after the Christmas break and would have to go into campus to use, which is strongly discouraged if not absolutely needed due to the pandemic).
What I have found so far: This question lead me to the pst-cie
package, which looks like a very easy way to draw the diagram, but its documentation doesn't explain how to label specific points. It has examples of adding a curve to it, but I need points rather then a curve, and its documentation is...very barebones to the point I'm not sure how to do anything but recreate the examples in the pdf.
There is also this TikZ answer but I don't know TikZ so I'd have no idea how to start adapting it to my needs. (I know a little bit of pgfplots
which is why I was very hopeful about pst-cie
, but it appears to use a totally different syntax style.
Also, none of the answers are in pdflatex
which is what I'm currently using, though I guess if I had to I could move to XeLaTeX
or LuaLaTeX
.
Note: I will take "there is currently no easy or good way to do this in LaTeX" as a valid answer, I have a GNUplot
script that can do the same thing if need be, it would just be nice to do everything inside LaTeX.
pstricks
code you've tried?