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How to draw small a triangle mesh using tikz?
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)The following mesh/grid like diagram in tikzChinese checkers board using TikZHelp with drawing a triangle in using tikzHow can I draw tikz arrows on a calculated triangle?Creating triangle commutative diagram with tikz-cdPascal's triangle in Tikz with symbolsHow to draw a shaded triangle?TikZ/PGF drawing Sierpinski triangle for predefined iteration-levelHow to draw a triangular mesh (unstructured grid) of an arbitrary shape using Tikz?Using TikZ to draw a block diagramHow to draw the following diagram using tikz?
My question is simple but I haven't been able to find any answers.
How can I draw a small a small triangle mesh (4-5) triangles using tikz and label each node and triangle face?
This is a diagram that I would like to recreate (but fewer triangles and labels for each node and triangle face).
tikz-pgf floats
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AzJAzJ
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My question is simple but I haven't been able to find any answers.
How can I draw a small a small triangle mesh (4-5) triangles using tikz and label each node and triangle face?
This is a diagram that I would like to recreate (but fewer triangles and labels for each node and triangle face).
tikz-pgf floats
asked 6 mins ago
AzJAzJ
1577
Since LaTeX is not a mesh generator, it would probably work best to read in the node/connectivity data from an external file and then use something liketikzto take that data and plot it.
– Steven B. Segletes
3 mins ago
1
There was an answer (now deleted, unfortunately) which had an example on how to use theluameshpackage to generate meshes in LuaTeX. Your TeX distribution should already have that.
– Phelype Oleinik
2 mins ago
If you have a prescription for the mesh nodes, you can most likely draw it. However, expecting us to infer the prescription from the screen shot may be too optimistic.
– marmot
just now
add a comment |
My question is simple but I haven't been able to find any answers.
How can I draw a small a small triangle mesh (4-5) triangles using tikz and label each node and triangle face?
This is a diagram that I would like to recreate (but fewer triangles and labels for each node and triangle face).
tikz-pgf floats
asked 6 mins ago
AzJAzJ
1577
My question is simple but I haven't been able to find any answers.
How can I draw a small a small triangle mesh (4-5) triangles using tikz and label each node and triangle face?
This is a diagram that I would like to recreate (but fewer triangles and labels for each node and triangle face).
tikz-pgf floats
tikz-pgf floats
asked 6 mins ago
AzJAzJ
1577
asked 6 mins ago
AzJAzJ
1577
asked 6 mins ago
AzJAzJ
1577
asked 6 mins ago
AzJAzJ
1577
asked 6 mins ago
AzJAzJ
1577
1577
Since LaTeX is not a mesh generator, it would probably work best to read in the node/connectivity data from an external file and then use something liketikzto take that data and plot it.
– Steven B. Segletes
3 mins ago
1
There was an answer (now deleted, unfortunately) which had an example on how to use theluameshpackage to generate meshes in LuaTeX. Your TeX distribution should already have that.
– Phelype Oleinik
2 mins ago
If you have a prescription for the mesh nodes, you can most likely draw it. However, expecting us to infer the prescription from the screen shot may be too optimistic.
– marmot
just now
add a comment |
Since LaTeX is not a mesh generator, it would probably work best to read in the node/connectivity data from an external file and then use something liketikzto take that data and plot it.
– Steven B. Segletes
3 mins ago
1
There was an answer (now deleted, unfortunately) which had an example on how to use theluameshpackage to generate meshes in LuaTeX. Your TeX distribution should already have that.
– Phelype Oleinik
2 mins ago
If you have a prescription for the mesh nodes, you can most likely draw it. However, expecting us to infer the prescription from the screen shot may be too optimistic.
– marmot
just now
Since LaTeX is not a mesh generator, it would probably work best to read in the node/connectivity data from an external file and then use something like
tikz to take that data and plot it.– Steven B. Segletes
3 mins ago
Since LaTeX is not a mesh generator, it would probably work best to read in the node/connectivity data from an external file and then use something like
tikz to take that data and plot it.– Steven B. Segletes
3 mins ago
1
1
There was an answer (now deleted, unfortunately) which had an example on how to use the
luamesh package to generate meshes in LuaTeX. Your TeX distribution should already have that.– Phelype Oleinik
2 mins ago
There was an answer (now deleted, unfortunately) which had an example on how to use the
luamesh package to generate meshes in LuaTeX. Your TeX distribution should already have that.– Phelype Oleinik
2 mins ago
If you have a prescription for the mesh nodes, you can most likely draw it. However, expecting us to infer the prescription from the screen shot may be too optimistic.
– marmot
just now
If you have a prescription for the mesh nodes, you can most likely draw it. However, expecting us to infer the prescription from the screen shot may be too optimistic.
– marmot
just now
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Since LaTeX is not a mesh generator, it would probably work best to read in the node/connectivity data from an external file and then use something like
tikzto take that data and plot it.– Steven B. Segletes
3 mins ago
1
There was an answer (now deleted, unfortunately) which had an example on how to use the
luameshpackage to generate meshes in LuaTeX. Your TeX distribution should already have that.– Phelype Oleinik
2 mins ago
If you have a prescription for the mesh nodes, you can most likely draw it. However, expecting us to infer the prescription from the screen shot may be too optimistic.
– marmot
just now