PIDcircuitTikZ
quiver
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| MIT License | MIT License |
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PIDcircuitTikZ
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Program to draw PFDs?
Not a massive fan of Visio. The lines are never truly perpendicular to one another and most chemical engineering unit operation drawings are chunky. If you have a little time and want to make your PFD super pretty, say for a thesis or an important report, I'd recommend you the LateX package PIDcircuitTikZ.
quiver
- Quiver: A modern commutative diagram editor
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- The Logic of Functional Programming
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Tables and Diagrams in LaTeX as a beginner
For diagrams, you can use quiver! Here’s the link: https://q.uiver.app. It generates latex code for the diagram you constructed so it’s kinda portable.
- How can I visualize a new algebra concept that I have come up with?
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Proof left as an exercise to the reader
I didn't, but if I ever need to make a commutative diagram in a pinch, I'd use something like quiver... (:
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What's the correct syntax to use with Tikz commutative diagrams?
I suggest you use quiver, a web app designed to create diagrams and export a tikzcd code, it only needs a small .sty file to download to work, https://q.uiver.app
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What software/site to use for drawing graphs (with vertices and edges, not of functions)?
Tikz is nice, with some internal libraries (well documented in tikz own docs) If you want commutative diagrams, you can use quiver, which is a « frontend » to tikz
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Quick Questions: February 23, 2022
Does anyone know of anything similar to q.uiver.app for drawing graphs/quivers and spitting out tikz code?
What are some alternatives?
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