Help with a node diagram
I am trying to recreate this diagram from a paper for my thesis. The idea would be that I can scale it to different sizes, only use parts of it and insert different nodes like the circles and triangles.
I have tried reproducing it, but I am quite unexperienced with tikz, so after hours of desperatly trying to make it work I have come up with a huge, unelegant solution, that doesn't really look the way I want it to.
PassOptionsToPackage{svgnames}{xcolor}
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{scrartcl}
usepackage{tikz, pgf}
usepackage{xltxtra}
renewcommand{familydefault}{sfdefault}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usetikzlibrary{
positioning,
shapes.geometric,
shapes.misc,
calc,
fit,
matrix}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture} [pics/myHexagon/.style args={#1/#2/#3}%
{
code=
{
pgfmathsetmacro{mySqrt}{sqrt(3)/2}
defr{#1}
defa{#2}
defc{#3}
draw [cm={r,0,.5*r,mySqrt*r,(0,0)},fill=c,text=white]
(1+a,0) coordinate (-corner 0) coordinate (-corner 6)
-- (a,1) coordinate (-corner 1)
-- (-1-a,1) coordinate (-corner 2)
-- (-1-a,0) coordinate (-corner 3)
-- (-a,-1) coordinate (-corner 4)
-- (1+a,-1) coordinate (-corner 5)
-- cycle;
{asfd}
}
}]
draw (0,0) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/RoyalBlue}};
draw (2,0) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/DarkMagenta}};
draw (4,0) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/RoyalBlue}};
draw (6,0) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/DarkMagenta}};
draw (2,-1.5) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm,fill=red] {L-Ala};
draw (1,-3) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm, fill=yellow] {D-Glu};
draw (0,-4.5) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm] {L-Lys};
draw (0,-6) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm] {D-Ala};
draw (1.7,-4.5) node [shape=circle,draw,minimum height=.75cm] {Gly};
draw (3,-4.5) node [shape=circle,draw,minimum height=.75cm] {Gly};
draw (4.3,-4.5) node [shape=circle,draw,minimum height=.75cm] {Gly};
draw (5.6,-4.5) node [shape=circle,draw,minimum height=.75cm] {Gly};
draw (6.9,-4.5) node [shape=circle,draw,minimum height=.75cm] {Gly};
draw (8.5,-4.5) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm] {D-Ala};
draw (7.5,-6) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm] {L-Lys};
draw (6.5,-7.5) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm] {D-Glu};
draw (5.5,-9) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm] {L-Ala};
draw (3.5,-10.5) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/RoyalBlue}};
draw (1.5,-10.5) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/DarkMagenta}};
draw (7.5,-10.5) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/RoyalBlue}};
draw (5.5,-10.5) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/DarkMagenta}};
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
Could someone please help me simplify and complete it?
Thanks!
[edit]
I should mention that I used Scaling only a portion of a TikZ polygon for the polygons.
tikz-pgf nodes
New contributor
add a comment |
I am trying to recreate this diagram from a paper for my thesis. The idea would be that I can scale it to different sizes, only use parts of it and insert different nodes like the circles and triangles.
I have tried reproducing it, but I am quite unexperienced with tikz, so after hours of desperatly trying to make it work I have come up with a huge, unelegant solution, that doesn't really look the way I want it to.
PassOptionsToPackage{svgnames}{xcolor}
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{scrartcl}
usepackage{tikz, pgf}
usepackage{xltxtra}
renewcommand{familydefault}{sfdefault}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usetikzlibrary{
positioning,
shapes.geometric,
shapes.misc,
calc,
fit,
matrix}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture} [pics/myHexagon/.style args={#1/#2/#3}%
{
code=
{
pgfmathsetmacro{mySqrt}{sqrt(3)/2}
defr{#1}
defa{#2}
defc{#3}
draw [cm={r,0,.5*r,mySqrt*r,(0,0)},fill=c,text=white]
(1+a,0) coordinate (-corner 0) coordinate (-corner 6)
-- (a,1) coordinate (-corner 1)
-- (-1-a,1) coordinate (-corner 2)
-- (-1-a,0) coordinate (-corner 3)
-- (-a,-1) coordinate (-corner 4)
-- (1+a,-1) coordinate (-corner 5)
-- cycle;
{asfd}
}
}]
draw (0,0) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/RoyalBlue}};
draw (2,0) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/DarkMagenta}};
draw (4,0) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/RoyalBlue}};
draw (6,0) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/DarkMagenta}};
draw (2,-1.5) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm,fill=red] {L-Ala};
draw (1,-3) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm, fill=yellow] {D-Glu};
draw (0,-4.5) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm] {L-Lys};
draw (0,-6) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm] {D-Ala};
draw (1.7,-4.5) node [shape=circle,draw,minimum height=.75cm] {Gly};
draw (3,-4.5) node [shape=circle,draw,minimum height=.75cm] {Gly};
draw (4.3,-4.5) node [shape=circle,draw,minimum height=.75cm] {Gly};
draw (5.6,-4.5) node [shape=circle,draw,minimum height=.75cm] {Gly};
draw (6.9,-4.5) node [shape=circle,draw,minimum height=.75cm] {Gly};
draw (8.5,-4.5) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm] {D-Ala};
draw (7.5,-6) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm] {L-Lys};
draw (6.5,-7.5) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm] {D-Glu};
draw (5.5,-9) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm] {L-Ala};
draw (3.5,-10.5) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/RoyalBlue}};
draw (1.5,-10.5) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/DarkMagenta}};
draw (7.5,-10.5) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/RoyalBlue}};
draw (5.5,-10.5) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/DarkMagenta}};
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
Could someone please help me simplify and complete it?
Thanks!
[edit]
I should mention that I used Scaling only a portion of a TikZ polygon for the polygons.
tikz-pgf nodes
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Welcome to TeX.SE!
– Kurt
3 hours ago
add a comment |
I am trying to recreate this diagram from a paper for my thesis. The idea would be that I can scale it to different sizes, only use parts of it and insert different nodes like the circles and triangles.
I have tried reproducing it, but I am quite unexperienced with tikz, so after hours of desperatly trying to make it work I have come up with a huge, unelegant solution, that doesn't really look the way I want it to.
PassOptionsToPackage{svgnames}{xcolor}
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{scrartcl}
usepackage{tikz, pgf}
usepackage{xltxtra}
renewcommand{familydefault}{sfdefault}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usetikzlibrary{
positioning,
shapes.geometric,
shapes.misc,
calc,
fit,
matrix}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture} [pics/myHexagon/.style args={#1/#2/#3}%
{
code=
{
pgfmathsetmacro{mySqrt}{sqrt(3)/2}
defr{#1}
defa{#2}
defc{#3}
draw [cm={r,0,.5*r,mySqrt*r,(0,0)},fill=c,text=white]
(1+a,0) coordinate (-corner 0) coordinate (-corner 6)
-- (a,1) coordinate (-corner 1)
-- (-1-a,1) coordinate (-corner 2)
-- (-1-a,0) coordinate (-corner 3)
-- (-a,-1) coordinate (-corner 4)
-- (1+a,-1) coordinate (-corner 5)
-- cycle;
{asfd}
}
}]
draw (0,0) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/RoyalBlue}};
draw (2,0) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/DarkMagenta}};
draw (4,0) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/RoyalBlue}};
draw (6,0) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/DarkMagenta}};
draw (2,-1.5) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm,fill=red] {L-Ala};
draw (1,-3) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm, fill=yellow] {D-Glu};
draw (0,-4.5) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm] {L-Lys};
draw (0,-6) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm] {D-Ala};
draw (1.7,-4.5) node [shape=circle,draw,minimum height=.75cm] {Gly};
draw (3,-4.5) node [shape=circle,draw,minimum height=.75cm] {Gly};
draw (4.3,-4.5) node [shape=circle,draw,minimum height=.75cm] {Gly};
draw (5.6,-4.5) node [shape=circle,draw,minimum height=.75cm] {Gly};
draw (6.9,-4.5) node [shape=circle,draw,minimum height=.75cm] {Gly};
draw (8.5,-4.5) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm] {D-Ala};
draw (7.5,-6) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm] {L-Lys};
draw (6.5,-7.5) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm] {D-Glu};
draw (5.5,-9) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm] {L-Ala};
draw (3.5,-10.5) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/RoyalBlue}};
draw (1.5,-10.5) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/DarkMagenta}};
draw (7.5,-10.5) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/RoyalBlue}};
draw (5.5,-10.5) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/DarkMagenta}};
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
Could someone please help me simplify and complete it?
Thanks!
[edit]
I should mention that I used Scaling only a portion of a TikZ polygon for the polygons.
tikz-pgf nodes
New contributor
I am trying to recreate this diagram from a paper for my thesis. The idea would be that I can scale it to different sizes, only use parts of it and insert different nodes like the circles and triangles.
I have tried reproducing it, but I am quite unexperienced with tikz, so after hours of desperatly trying to make it work I have come up with a huge, unelegant solution, that doesn't really look the way I want it to.
PassOptionsToPackage{svgnames}{xcolor}
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{scrartcl}
usepackage{tikz, pgf}
usepackage{xltxtra}
renewcommand{familydefault}{sfdefault}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usetikzlibrary{
positioning,
shapes.geometric,
shapes.misc,
calc,
fit,
matrix}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture} [pics/myHexagon/.style args={#1/#2/#3}%
{
code=
{
pgfmathsetmacro{mySqrt}{sqrt(3)/2}
defr{#1}
defa{#2}
defc{#3}
draw [cm={r,0,.5*r,mySqrt*r,(0,0)},fill=c,text=white]
(1+a,0) coordinate (-corner 0) coordinate (-corner 6)
-- (a,1) coordinate (-corner 1)
-- (-1-a,1) coordinate (-corner 2)
-- (-1-a,0) coordinate (-corner 3)
-- (-a,-1) coordinate (-corner 4)
-- (1+a,-1) coordinate (-corner 5)
-- cycle;
{asfd}
}
}]
draw (0,0) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/RoyalBlue}};
draw (2,0) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/DarkMagenta}};
draw (4,0) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/RoyalBlue}};
draw (6,0) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/DarkMagenta}};
draw (2,-1.5) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm,fill=red] {L-Ala};
draw (1,-3) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm, fill=yellow] {D-Glu};
draw (0,-4.5) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm] {L-Lys};
draw (0,-6) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm] {D-Ala};
draw (1.7,-4.5) node [shape=circle,draw,minimum height=.75cm] {Gly};
draw (3,-4.5) node [shape=circle,draw,minimum height=.75cm] {Gly};
draw (4.3,-4.5) node [shape=circle,draw,minimum height=.75cm] {Gly};
draw (5.6,-4.5) node [shape=circle,draw,minimum height=.75cm] {Gly};
draw (6.9,-4.5) node [shape=circle,draw,minimum height=.75cm] {Gly};
draw (8.5,-4.5) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm] {D-Ala};
draw (7.5,-6) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm] {L-Lys};
draw (6.5,-7.5) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm] {D-Glu};
draw (5.5,-9) node [shape=ellipse,draw,minimum height=1cm] {L-Ala};
draw (3.5,-10.5) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/RoyalBlue}};
draw (1.5,-10.5) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/DarkMagenta}};
draw (7.5,-10.5) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/RoyalBlue}};
draw (5.5,-10.5) pic {myHexagon={.6/.3/DarkMagenta}};
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
Could someone please help me simplify and complete it?
Thanks!
[edit]
I should mention that I used Scaling only a portion of a TikZ polygon for the polygons.
tikz-pgf nodes
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– Kurt
3 hours ago
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Welcome to TeX.SE!
– Kurt
3 hours ago
Welcome to TeX.SE!
– Kurt
3 hours ago
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3 hours ago
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I would like to suggest using a chamfered rectangle
for the hexagon, and set a large value of for chamfered rectangle xsep
. The pgfmanual writes on p. 736
Sets the distance that the chamfer extends horizontally beyond the
node contents (which includes the inner sep). If ⟨length⟩ is large,
such that the top and bottom chamfered edges would cross, then
⟨length⟩ is ignored and the chamfered edges are drawn so that they
meet in the middle.
and shows a hexagon. Further, you are loading positioning
, and I would like to suggest using it for relative positioning. (You may also look into chains, but I personally I find this sometimes a bit of an overkill.) So here is a first proposal.
PassOptionsToPackage{svgnames}{xcolor}
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{scrartcl}
usepackage{tikz, pgf}
usepackage{xltxtra}
renewcommand{familydefault}{sfdefault}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usetikzlibrary{
positioning,
shapes.geometric,
shapes.misc,
shadows.blur,
calc}
newcounter{hexa}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[my hexa/.style={blur shadow,chamfered rectangle,chamfered rectangle
xsep=2cm,draw,text=white,path picture={%
draw[white] let p1=($(path picture bounding box.north)-(path picture
bounding box.east)$) in
([xshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.east)
-- ++(-y1+1pt,y1-1pt) -- ++(2*x1,0);}},
my elli/.style={blur shadow,ellipse,draw,text=white,path picture={%
fill[white] let p1=($(path picture bounding box.north)-(path picture
bounding box.east)$) in ([xshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.east)
to[out=90,in=0,looseness=0.8] ([yshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.north)
to[out=0,in=90,looseness=0.7] cycle;
}},
shaded triangle/.style={blur shadow,regular polygon,regular polygon sides=3,shape border rotate=0,
inner sep=1pt,draw,inner color=#1!10,outer color=#1}]
node[my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc1) {GlcN Ac};
node[right=of Glc1,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur1) {MurN Ac};
node[right=of Mur1,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc2) {GlcN Ac};
node[right=of Glc2,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur2) {MurN Ac};
%
node[below=of Mur1,my elli,fill=DarkGreen] (L-Ala1) {L-Ala};
node[below left=8mm and 5mm of L-Ala1,my elli,fill=purple] (D-Glu1)
{textsc{d}-Glu};
node[below left=8mm and 5mm of D-Glu1,my elli,fill=DarkRed] (L-Lys1)
{textsc{l}-Lys};
node[right=3mm of L-Lys1,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly1) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly1,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly2) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly2,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly3) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly3,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly4) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly4,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly5) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly5,my elli,fill=cyan] (D-Ala1) {D-Ala};
node[below=8mm of L-Lys1,my elli,fill=cyan] (D-Ala2) {D-Ala};
%
node[below left=8mm and -5mm of D-Ala1,my elli,fill=DarkRed] (L-Lys2)
{textsc{l}-Lys};
node[below left=8mm and -5mm of L-Lys2,my elli,fill=purple] (D-Glu2)
{textsc{d}-Glu};
node[below left=8mm and -5mm of D-Glu2,my elli,fill=DarkGreen] (L-Ala2)
{L-Ala};
%
node[below=of L-Ala2,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur3) {MurN Ac};
node[left=of Mur3,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc3) {GlcN Ac};
node[left=of Glc3,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur4) {MurN Ac};
node[right=of Mur3,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc4) {GlcN Ac};
%
draw (Glc1) -- (Mur1) -- (Glc2) -- (Mur2);
draw (Glc2) -- (L-Ala1) -- (D-Glu1) -- (L-Lys1)
-- (Gly1) -- (Gly2) -- (Gly3) -- (Gly4) -- (Gly5)
-- (D-Ala1) -- (L-Lys2) -- (D-Glu2) -- (L-Ala2) -- (Mur3) --
(Glc3) -- (Mur4);
draw (Mur3) -- (Glc4);
draw (L-Lys1) -- (D-Ala2);
%
node[above=5mm of Gly3,shaded triangle=red] (E4) {E4};
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E4.south west) -- ($(Gly2)!0.5!(Gly3)$);
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E4.south east) -- ($(Gly3)!0.5!(Gly4)$);
path (Gly5) -- (D-Ala1) coordinate[midway](aux);
node[anchor=south,shaded triangle=red] (E5) at (aux|-E4.south) {E5};
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E5.south) -- (aux);
node[right=2mm of D-Glu1] (txt1) {NH$_2$};
node[left=2mm of D-Glu2] (txt2) {NH$_2$};
draw (D-Glu1) -- (txt1);
draw (D-Glu2) -- (txt2);
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
To make it smaller, you could scale it (e.g. scale=0.8,transform shape
) and/or adjust the node distance
.
PassOptionsToPackage{svgnames}{xcolor}
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{scrartcl}
usepackage{tikz, pgf}
usepackage{xltxtra}
renewcommand{familydefault}{sfdefault}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usetikzlibrary{
positioning,
shapes.geometric,
shapes.misc,
shadows.blur,
calc}
newcounter{hexa}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[node distance=3mm,scale=0.8,transform shape,
every shadow/.style={shadow xshift=-0.5ex,shadow yshift=-0.5ex},
my hexa/.style={blur shadow,chamfered rectangle,chamfered rectangle
xsep=2cm,draw,text=white,path picture={%
draw[white] let p1=($(path picture bounding box.north)-(path picture
bounding box.east)$) in
([xshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.east)
-- ++(-y1+1pt,y1-1pt) -- ++(2*x1,0);}},
my elli/.style={blur shadow,ellipse,draw,text=white,path picture={%
fill[white] let p1=($(path picture bounding box.north)-(path picture
bounding box.east)$) in ([xshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.east)
to[out=90,in=0,looseness=0.8] ([yshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.north)
to[out=0,in=90,looseness=0.7] cycle;
}},
shaded triangle/.style={blur shadow,regular polygon,regular polygon sides=3,shape border rotate=0,
inner sep=1pt,draw,inner color=#1!10,outer color=#1}]
node[my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc1) {GlcN Ac};
node[right=of Glc1,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur1) {MurN Ac};
node[right=of Mur1,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc2) {GlcN Ac};
node[right=of Glc2,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur2) {MurN Ac};
%
node[below=of Mur1,my elli,fill=DarkGreen] (L-Ala1) {L-Ala};
node[below left=8mm and 5mm of L-Ala1,my elli,fill=purple] (D-Glu1)
{textsc{d}-Glu};
node[below left=8mm and 5mm of D-Glu1,my elli,fill=DarkRed] (L-Lys1)
{textsc{l}-Lys};
node[right=3mm of L-Lys1,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly1) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly1,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly2) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly2,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly3) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly3,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly4) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly4,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly5) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly5,my elli,fill=cyan] (D-Ala1) {D-Ala};
node[below=8mm of L-Lys1,my elli,fill=cyan] (D-Ala2) {D-Ala};
%
node[below left=8mm and -2mm of D-Ala1,my elli,fill=DarkRed] (L-Lys2)
{textsc{l}-Lys};
node[below left=8mm and -2mm of L-Lys2,my elli,fill=purple] (D-Glu2)
{textsc{d}-Glu};
node[below left=8mm and -2mm of D-Glu2,my elli,fill=DarkGreen] (L-Ala2)
{L-Ala};
%
node[below=of L-Ala2,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur3) {MurN Ac};
node[left=of Mur3,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc3) {GlcN Ac};
node[left=of Glc3,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur4) {MurN Ac};
node[right=of Mur3,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc4) {GlcN Ac};
%
draw (Glc1) -- (Mur1) -- (Glc2) -- (Mur2);
draw (Glc2) -- (L-Ala1) -- (D-Glu1) -- (L-Lys1)
-- (Gly1) -- (Gly2) -- (Gly3) -- (Gly4) -- (Gly5)
-- (D-Ala1) -- (L-Lys2) -- (D-Glu2) -- (L-Ala2) -- (Mur3) --
(Glc3) -- (Mur4);
draw (Mur3) -- (Glc4);
draw (L-Lys1) -- (D-Ala2);
%
node[above=5mm of Gly3,shaded triangle=red] (E4) {E4};
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E4.south west) -- ($(Gly2)!0.5!(Gly3)$);
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E4.south east) -- ($(Gly3)!0.5!(Gly4)$);
path (Gly5) -- (D-Ala1) coordinate[midway](aux);
node[anchor=south,shaded triangle=red] (E5) at (aux|-E4.south) {E5};
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E5.south) -- (aux);
node[right=2mm of D-Glu1] (txt1) {NH$_2$};
node[left=2mm of D-Glu2] (txt2) {NH$_2$};
draw (D-Glu1) -- (txt1);
draw (D-Glu2) -- (txt2);
draw (Glc1.west) -- ++ (-0.2,0) (Mur2.east) -- ++ (0.2,0)
(Glc4.east) -- ++ (0.2,0) (Mur4.west) -- ++ (-0.2,0);
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
This last version also comes with more realistic shadows, which are opposite to the bright spots.
Is there a way to make it smaller? But in a way that it is still comfortably readable and you don't have to change every single number by hand.
– fffff
1 hour ago
1
@fffff Yes, I added some information on possibilities to scale it.
– marmot
1 hour ago
when I compile it in texstudio (with xelatex) the shadows are rectangular, how do I fix that?
– fffff
1 hour ago
1
@fffff The screenshots show the results of compilations withxelatex
. Sorry, I never use texstudio. The only additional information I have is that Ulrike Fischer made an update that fixed some issues withshadow.blur
andxelatex
, so you may want to update your TeX installation. If that does not help, you could replaceshadows.blur
byshadows
andblur shadow
bydrop shadow
.
– marmot
1 hour ago
one little detail, how can you continue the line on the left and right of the polysaccharides a bit, in order to show that the chain continues?
– fffff
44 mins ago
|
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I would like to suggest using a chamfered rectangle
for the hexagon, and set a large value of for chamfered rectangle xsep
. The pgfmanual writes on p. 736
Sets the distance that the chamfer extends horizontally beyond the
node contents (which includes the inner sep). If ⟨length⟩ is large,
such that the top and bottom chamfered edges would cross, then
⟨length⟩ is ignored and the chamfered edges are drawn so that they
meet in the middle.
and shows a hexagon. Further, you are loading positioning
, and I would like to suggest using it for relative positioning. (You may also look into chains, but I personally I find this sometimes a bit of an overkill.) So here is a first proposal.
PassOptionsToPackage{svgnames}{xcolor}
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{scrartcl}
usepackage{tikz, pgf}
usepackage{xltxtra}
renewcommand{familydefault}{sfdefault}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usetikzlibrary{
positioning,
shapes.geometric,
shapes.misc,
shadows.blur,
calc}
newcounter{hexa}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[my hexa/.style={blur shadow,chamfered rectangle,chamfered rectangle
xsep=2cm,draw,text=white,path picture={%
draw[white] let p1=($(path picture bounding box.north)-(path picture
bounding box.east)$) in
([xshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.east)
-- ++(-y1+1pt,y1-1pt) -- ++(2*x1,0);}},
my elli/.style={blur shadow,ellipse,draw,text=white,path picture={%
fill[white] let p1=($(path picture bounding box.north)-(path picture
bounding box.east)$) in ([xshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.east)
to[out=90,in=0,looseness=0.8] ([yshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.north)
to[out=0,in=90,looseness=0.7] cycle;
}},
shaded triangle/.style={blur shadow,regular polygon,regular polygon sides=3,shape border rotate=0,
inner sep=1pt,draw,inner color=#1!10,outer color=#1}]
node[my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc1) {GlcN Ac};
node[right=of Glc1,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur1) {MurN Ac};
node[right=of Mur1,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc2) {GlcN Ac};
node[right=of Glc2,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur2) {MurN Ac};
%
node[below=of Mur1,my elli,fill=DarkGreen] (L-Ala1) {L-Ala};
node[below left=8mm and 5mm of L-Ala1,my elli,fill=purple] (D-Glu1)
{textsc{d}-Glu};
node[below left=8mm and 5mm of D-Glu1,my elli,fill=DarkRed] (L-Lys1)
{textsc{l}-Lys};
node[right=3mm of L-Lys1,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly1) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly1,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly2) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly2,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly3) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly3,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly4) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly4,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly5) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly5,my elli,fill=cyan] (D-Ala1) {D-Ala};
node[below=8mm of L-Lys1,my elli,fill=cyan] (D-Ala2) {D-Ala};
%
node[below left=8mm and -5mm of D-Ala1,my elli,fill=DarkRed] (L-Lys2)
{textsc{l}-Lys};
node[below left=8mm and -5mm of L-Lys2,my elli,fill=purple] (D-Glu2)
{textsc{d}-Glu};
node[below left=8mm and -5mm of D-Glu2,my elli,fill=DarkGreen] (L-Ala2)
{L-Ala};
%
node[below=of L-Ala2,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur3) {MurN Ac};
node[left=of Mur3,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc3) {GlcN Ac};
node[left=of Glc3,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur4) {MurN Ac};
node[right=of Mur3,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc4) {GlcN Ac};
%
draw (Glc1) -- (Mur1) -- (Glc2) -- (Mur2);
draw (Glc2) -- (L-Ala1) -- (D-Glu1) -- (L-Lys1)
-- (Gly1) -- (Gly2) -- (Gly3) -- (Gly4) -- (Gly5)
-- (D-Ala1) -- (L-Lys2) -- (D-Glu2) -- (L-Ala2) -- (Mur3) --
(Glc3) -- (Mur4);
draw (Mur3) -- (Glc4);
draw (L-Lys1) -- (D-Ala2);
%
node[above=5mm of Gly3,shaded triangle=red] (E4) {E4};
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E4.south west) -- ($(Gly2)!0.5!(Gly3)$);
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E4.south east) -- ($(Gly3)!0.5!(Gly4)$);
path (Gly5) -- (D-Ala1) coordinate[midway](aux);
node[anchor=south,shaded triangle=red] (E5) at (aux|-E4.south) {E5};
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E5.south) -- (aux);
node[right=2mm of D-Glu1] (txt1) {NH$_2$};
node[left=2mm of D-Glu2] (txt2) {NH$_2$};
draw (D-Glu1) -- (txt1);
draw (D-Glu2) -- (txt2);
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
To make it smaller, you could scale it (e.g. scale=0.8,transform shape
) and/or adjust the node distance
.
PassOptionsToPackage{svgnames}{xcolor}
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{scrartcl}
usepackage{tikz, pgf}
usepackage{xltxtra}
renewcommand{familydefault}{sfdefault}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usetikzlibrary{
positioning,
shapes.geometric,
shapes.misc,
shadows.blur,
calc}
newcounter{hexa}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[node distance=3mm,scale=0.8,transform shape,
every shadow/.style={shadow xshift=-0.5ex,shadow yshift=-0.5ex},
my hexa/.style={blur shadow,chamfered rectangle,chamfered rectangle
xsep=2cm,draw,text=white,path picture={%
draw[white] let p1=($(path picture bounding box.north)-(path picture
bounding box.east)$) in
([xshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.east)
-- ++(-y1+1pt,y1-1pt) -- ++(2*x1,0);}},
my elli/.style={blur shadow,ellipse,draw,text=white,path picture={%
fill[white] let p1=($(path picture bounding box.north)-(path picture
bounding box.east)$) in ([xshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.east)
to[out=90,in=0,looseness=0.8] ([yshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.north)
to[out=0,in=90,looseness=0.7] cycle;
}},
shaded triangle/.style={blur shadow,regular polygon,regular polygon sides=3,shape border rotate=0,
inner sep=1pt,draw,inner color=#1!10,outer color=#1}]
node[my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc1) {GlcN Ac};
node[right=of Glc1,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur1) {MurN Ac};
node[right=of Mur1,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc2) {GlcN Ac};
node[right=of Glc2,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur2) {MurN Ac};
%
node[below=of Mur1,my elli,fill=DarkGreen] (L-Ala1) {L-Ala};
node[below left=8mm and 5mm of L-Ala1,my elli,fill=purple] (D-Glu1)
{textsc{d}-Glu};
node[below left=8mm and 5mm of D-Glu1,my elli,fill=DarkRed] (L-Lys1)
{textsc{l}-Lys};
node[right=3mm of L-Lys1,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly1) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly1,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly2) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly2,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly3) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly3,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly4) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly4,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly5) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly5,my elli,fill=cyan] (D-Ala1) {D-Ala};
node[below=8mm of L-Lys1,my elli,fill=cyan] (D-Ala2) {D-Ala};
%
node[below left=8mm and -2mm of D-Ala1,my elli,fill=DarkRed] (L-Lys2)
{textsc{l}-Lys};
node[below left=8mm and -2mm of L-Lys2,my elli,fill=purple] (D-Glu2)
{textsc{d}-Glu};
node[below left=8mm and -2mm of D-Glu2,my elli,fill=DarkGreen] (L-Ala2)
{L-Ala};
%
node[below=of L-Ala2,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur3) {MurN Ac};
node[left=of Mur3,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc3) {GlcN Ac};
node[left=of Glc3,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur4) {MurN Ac};
node[right=of Mur3,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc4) {GlcN Ac};
%
draw (Glc1) -- (Mur1) -- (Glc2) -- (Mur2);
draw (Glc2) -- (L-Ala1) -- (D-Glu1) -- (L-Lys1)
-- (Gly1) -- (Gly2) -- (Gly3) -- (Gly4) -- (Gly5)
-- (D-Ala1) -- (L-Lys2) -- (D-Glu2) -- (L-Ala2) -- (Mur3) --
(Glc3) -- (Mur4);
draw (Mur3) -- (Glc4);
draw (L-Lys1) -- (D-Ala2);
%
node[above=5mm of Gly3,shaded triangle=red] (E4) {E4};
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E4.south west) -- ($(Gly2)!0.5!(Gly3)$);
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E4.south east) -- ($(Gly3)!0.5!(Gly4)$);
path (Gly5) -- (D-Ala1) coordinate[midway](aux);
node[anchor=south,shaded triangle=red] (E5) at (aux|-E4.south) {E5};
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E5.south) -- (aux);
node[right=2mm of D-Glu1] (txt1) {NH$_2$};
node[left=2mm of D-Glu2] (txt2) {NH$_2$};
draw (D-Glu1) -- (txt1);
draw (D-Glu2) -- (txt2);
draw (Glc1.west) -- ++ (-0.2,0) (Mur2.east) -- ++ (0.2,0)
(Glc4.east) -- ++ (0.2,0) (Mur4.west) -- ++ (-0.2,0);
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
This last version also comes with more realistic shadows, which are opposite to the bright spots.
Is there a way to make it smaller? But in a way that it is still comfortably readable and you don't have to change every single number by hand.
– fffff
1 hour ago
1
@fffff Yes, I added some information on possibilities to scale it.
– marmot
1 hour ago
when I compile it in texstudio (with xelatex) the shadows are rectangular, how do I fix that?
– fffff
1 hour ago
1
@fffff The screenshots show the results of compilations withxelatex
. Sorry, I never use texstudio. The only additional information I have is that Ulrike Fischer made an update that fixed some issues withshadow.blur
andxelatex
, so you may want to update your TeX installation. If that does not help, you could replaceshadows.blur
byshadows
andblur shadow
bydrop shadow
.
– marmot
1 hour ago
one little detail, how can you continue the line on the left and right of the polysaccharides a bit, in order to show that the chain continues?
– fffff
44 mins ago
|
show 1 more comment
I would like to suggest using a chamfered rectangle
for the hexagon, and set a large value of for chamfered rectangle xsep
. The pgfmanual writes on p. 736
Sets the distance that the chamfer extends horizontally beyond the
node contents (which includes the inner sep). If ⟨length⟩ is large,
such that the top and bottom chamfered edges would cross, then
⟨length⟩ is ignored and the chamfered edges are drawn so that they
meet in the middle.
and shows a hexagon. Further, you are loading positioning
, and I would like to suggest using it for relative positioning. (You may also look into chains, but I personally I find this sometimes a bit of an overkill.) So here is a first proposal.
PassOptionsToPackage{svgnames}{xcolor}
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{scrartcl}
usepackage{tikz, pgf}
usepackage{xltxtra}
renewcommand{familydefault}{sfdefault}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usetikzlibrary{
positioning,
shapes.geometric,
shapes.misc,
shadows.blur,
calc}
newcounter{hexa}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[my hexa/.style={blur shadow,chamfered rectangle,chamfered rectangle
xsep=2cm,draw,text=white,path picture={%
draw[white] let p1=($(path picture bounding box.north)-(path picture
bounding box.east)$) in
([xshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.east)
-- ++(-y1+1pt,y1-1pt) -- ++(2*x1,0);}},
my elli/.style={blur shadow,ellipse,draw,text=white,path picture={%
fill[white] let p1=($(path picture bounding box.north)-(path picture
bounding box.east)$) in ([xshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.east)
to[out=90,in=0,looseness=0.8] ([yshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.north)
to[out=0,in=90,looseness=0.7] cycle;
}},
shaded triangle/.style={blur shadow,regular polygon,regular polygon sides=3,shape border rotate=0,
inner sep=1pt,draw,inner color=#1!10,outer color=#1}]
node[my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc1) {GlcN Ac};
node[right=of Glc1,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur1) {MurN Ac};
node[right=of Mur1,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc2) {GlcN Ac};
node[right=of Glc2,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur2) {MurN Ac};
%
node[below=of Mur1,my elli,fill=DarkGreen] (L-Ala1) {L-Ala};
node[below left=8mm and 5mm of L-Ala1,my elli,fill=purple] (D-Glu1)
{textsc{d}-Glu};
node[below left=8mm and 5mm of D-Glu1,my elli,fill=DarkRed] (L-Lys1)
{textsc{l}-Lys};
node[right=3mm of L-Lys1,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly1) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly1,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly2) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly2,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly3) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly3,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly4) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly4,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly5) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly5,my elli,fill=cyan] (D-Ala1) {D-Ala};
node[below=8mm of L-Lys1,my elli,fill=cyan] (D-Ala2) {D-Ala};
%
node[below left=8mm and -5mm of D-Ala1,my elli,fill=DarkRed] (L-Lys2)
{textsc{l}-Lys};
node[below left=8mm and -5mm of L-Lys2,my elli,fill=purple] (D-Glu2)
{textsc{d}-Glu};
node[below left=8mm and -5mm of D-Glu2,my elli,fill=DarkGreen] (L-Ala2)
{L-Ala};
%
node[below=of L-Ala2,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur3) {MurN Ac};
node[left=of Mur3,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc3) {GlcN Ac};
node[left=of Glc3,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur4) {MurN Ac};
node[right=of Mur3,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc4) {GlcN Ac};
%
draw (Glc1) -- (Mur1) -- (Glc2) -- (Mur2);
draw (Glc2) -- (L-Ala1) -- (D-Glu1) -- (L-Lys1)
-- (Gly1) -- (Gly2) -- (Gly3) -- (Gly4) -- (Gly5)
-- (D-Ala1) -- (L-Lys2) -- (D-Glu2) -- (L-Ala2) -- (Mur3) --
(Glc3) -- (Mur4);
draw (Mur3) -- (Glc4);
draw (L-Lys1) -- (D-Ala2);
%
node[above=5mm of Gly3,shaded triangle=red] (E4) {E4};
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E4.south west) -- ($(Gly2)!0.5!(Gly3)$);
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E4.south east) -- ($(Gly3)!0.5!(Gly4)$);
path (Gly5) -- (D-Ala1) coordinate[midway](aux);
node[anchor=south,shaded triangle=red] (E5) at (aux|-E4.south) {E5};
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E5.south) -- (aux);
node[right=2mm of D-Glu1] (txt1) {NH$_2$};
node[left=2mm of D-Glu2] (txt2) {NH$_2$};
draw (D-Glu1) -- (txt1);
draw (D-Glu2) -- (txt2);
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
To make it smaller, you could scale it (e.g. scale=0.8,transform shape
) and/or adjust the node distance
.
PassOptionsToPackage{svgnames}{xcolor}
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{scrartcl}
usepackage{tikz, pgf}
usepackage{xltxtra}
renewcommand{familydefault}{sfdefault}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usetikzlibrary{
positioning,
shapes.geometric,
shapes.misc,
shadows.blur,
calc}
newcounter{hexa}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[node distance=3mm,scale=0.8,transform shape,
every shadow/.style={shadow xshift=-0.5ex,shadow yshift=-0.5ex},
my hexa/.style={blur shadow,chamfered rectangle,chamfered rectangle
xsep=2cm,draw,text=white,path picture={%
draw[white] let p1=($(path picture bounding box.north)-(path picture
bounding box.east)$) in
([xshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.east)
-- ++(-y1+1pt,y1-1pt) -- ++(2*x1,0);}},
my elli/.style={blur shadow,ellipse,draw,text=white,path picture={%
fill[white] let p1=($(path picture bounding box.north)-(path picture
bounding box.east)$) in ([xshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.east)
to[out=90,in=0,looseness=0.8] ([yshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.north)
to[out=0,in=90,looseness=0.7] cycle;
}},
shaded triangle/.style={blur shadow,regular polygon,regular polygon sides=3,shape border rotate=0,
inner sep=1pt,draw,inner color=#1!10,outer color=#1}]
node[my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc1) {GlcN Ac};
node[right=of Glc1,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur1) {MurN Ac};
node[right=of Mur1,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc2) {GlcN Ac};
node[right=of Glc2,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur2) {MurN Ac};
%
node[below=of Mur1,my elli,fill=DarkGreen] (L-Ala1) {L-Ala};
node[below left=8mm and 5mm of L-Ala1,my elli,fill=purple] (D-Glu1)
{textsc{d}-Glu};
node[below left=8mm and 5mm of D-Glu1,my elli,fill=DarkRed] (L-Lys1)
{textsc{l}-Lys};
node[right=3mm of L-Lys1,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly1) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly1,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly2) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly2,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly3) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly3,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly4) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly4,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly5) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly5,my elli,fill=cyan] (D-Ala1) {D-Ala};
node[below=8mm of L-Lys1,my elli,fill=cyan] (D-Ala2) {D-Ala};
%
node[below left=8mm and -2mm of D-Ala1,my elli,fill=DarkRed] (L-Lys2)
{textsc{l}-Lys};
node[below left=8mm and -2mm of L-Lys2,my elli,fill=purple] (D-Glu2)
{textsc{d}-Glu};
node[below left=8mm and -2mm of D-Glu2,my elli,fill=DarkGreen] (L-Ala2)
{L-Ala};
%
node[below=of L-Ala2,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur3) {MurN Ac};
node[left=of Mur3,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc3) {GlcN Ac};
node[left=of Glc3,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur4) {MurN Ac};
node[right=of Mur3,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc4) {GlcN Ac};
%
draw (Glc1) -- (Mur1) -- (Glc2) -- (Mur2);
draw (Glc2) -- (L-Ala1) -- (D-Glu1) -- (L-Lys1)
-- (Gly1) -- (Gly2) -- (Gly3) -- (Gly4) -- (Gly5)
-- (D-Ala1) -- (L-Lys2) -- (D-Glu2) -- (L-Ala2) -- (Mur3) --
(Glc3) -- (Mur4);
draw (Mur3) -- (Glc4);
draw (L-Lys1) -- (D-Ala2);
%
node[above=5mm of Gly3,shaded triangle=red] (E4) {E4};
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E4.south west) -- ($(Gly2)!0.5!(Gly3)$);
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E4.south east) -- ($(Gly3)!0.5!(Gly4)$);
path (Gly5) -- (D-Ala1) coordinate[midway](aux);
node[anchor=south,shaded triangle=red] (E5) at (aux|-E4.south) {E5};
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E5.south) -- (aux);
node[right=2mm of D-Glu1] (txt1) {NH$_2$};
node[left=2mm of D-Glu2] (txt2) {NH$_2$};
draw (D-Glu1) -- (txt1);
draw (D-Glu2) -- (txt2);
draw (Glc1.west) -- ++ (-0.2,0) (Mur2.east) -- ++ (0.2,0)
(Glc4.east) -- ++ (0.2,0) (Mur4.west) -- ++ (-0.2,0);
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
This last version also comes with more realistic shadows, which are opposite to the bright spots.
Is there a way to make it smaller? But in a way that it is still comfortably readable and you don't have to change every single number by hand.
– fffff
1 hour ago
1
@fffff Yes, I added some information on possibilities to scale it.
– marmot
1 hour ago
when I compile it in texstudio (with xelatex) the shadows are rectangular, how do I fix that?
– fffff
1 hour ago
1
@fffff The screenshots show the results of compilations withxelatex
. Sorry, I never use texstudio. The only additional information I have is that Ulrike Fischer made an update that fixed some issues withshadow.blur
andxelatex
, so you may want to update your TeX installation. If that does not help, you could replaceshadows.blur
byshadows
andblur shadow
bydrop shadow
.
– marmot
1 hour ago
one little detail, how can you continue the line on the left and right of the polysaccharides a bit, in order to show that the chain continues?
– fffff
44 mins ago
|
show 1 more comment
I would like to suggest using a chamfered rectangle
for the hexagon, and set a large value of for chamfered rectangle xsep
. The pgfmanual writes on p. 736
Sets the distance that the chamfer extends horizontally beyond the
node contents (which includes the inner sep). If ⟨length⟩ is large,
such that the top and bottom chamfered edges would cross, then
⟨length⟩ is ignored and the chamfered edges are drawn so that they
meet in the middle.
and shows a hexagon. Further, you are loading positioning
, and I would like to suggest using it for relative positioning. (You may also look into chains, but I personally I find this sometimes a bit of an overkill.) So here is a first proposal.
PassOptionsToPackage{svgnames}{xcolor}
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{scrartcl}
usepackage{tikz, pgf}
usepackage{xltxtra}
renewcommand{familydefault}{sfdefault}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usetikzlibrary{
positioning,
shapes.geometric,
shapes.misc,
shadows.blur,
calc}
newcounter{hexa}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[my hexa/.style={blur shadow,chamfered rectangle,chamfered rectangle
xsep=2cm,draw,text=white,path picture={%
draw[white] let p1=($(path picture bounding box.north)-(path picture
bounding box.east)$) in
([xshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.east)
-- ++(-y1+1pt,y1-1pt) -- ++(2*x1,0);}},
my elli/.style={blur shadow,ellipse,draw,text=white,path picture={%
fill[white] let p1=($(path picture bounding box.north)-(path picture
bounding box.east)$) in ([xshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.east)
to[out=90,in=0,looseness=0.8] ([yshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.north)
to[out=0,in=90,looseness=0.7] cycle;
}},
shaded triangle/.style={blur shadow,regular polygon,regular polygon sides=3,shape border rotate=0,
inner sep=1pt,draw,inner color=#1!10,outer color=#1}]
node[my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc1) {GlcN Ac};
node[right=of Glc1,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur1) {MurN Ac};
node[right=of Mur1,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc2) {GlcN Ac};
node[right=of Glc2,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur2) {MurN Ac};
%
node[below=of Mur1,my elli,fill=DarkGreen] (L-Ala1) {L-Ala};
node[below left=8mm and 5mm of L-Ala1,my elli,fill=purple] (D-Glu1)
{textsc{d}-Glu};
node[below left=8mm and 5mm of D-Glu1,my elli,fill=DarkRed] (L-Lys1)
{textsc{l}-Lys};
node[right=3mm of L-Lys1,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly1) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly1,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly2) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly2,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly3) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly3,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly4) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly4,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly5) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly5,my elli,fill=cyan] (D-Ala1) {D-Ala};
node[below=8mm of L-Lys1,my elli,fill=cyan] (D-Ala2) {D-Ala};
%
node[below left=8mm and -5mm of D-Ala1,my elli,fill=DarkRed] (L-Lys2)
{textsc{l}-Lys};
node[below left=8mm and -5mm of L-Lys2,my elli,fill=purple] (D-Glu2)
{textsc{d}-Glu};
node[below left=8mm and -5mm of D-Glu2,my elli,fill=DarkGreen] (L-Ala2)
{L-Ala};
%
node[below=of L-Ala2,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur3) {MurN Ac};
node[left=of Mur3,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc3) {GlcN Ac};
node[left=of Glc3,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur4) {MurN Ac};
node[right=of Mur3,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc4) {GlcN Ac};
%
draw (Glc1) -- (Mur1) -- (Glc2) -- (Mur2);
draw (Glc2) -- (L-Ala1) -- (D-Glu1) -- (L-Lys1)
-- (Gly1) -- (Gly2) -- (Gly3) -- (Gly4) -- (Gly5)
-- (D-Ala1) -- (L-Lys2) -- (D-Glu2) -- (L-Ala2) -- (Mur3) --
(Glc3) -- (Mur4);
draw (Mur3) -- (Glc4);
draw (L-Lys1) -- (D-Ala2);
%
node[above=5mm of Gly3,shaded triangle=red] (E4) {E4};
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E4.south west) -- ($(Gly2)!0.5!(Gly3)$);
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E4.south east) -- ($(Gly3)!0.5!(Gly4)$);
path (Gly5) -- (D-Ala1) coordinate[midway](aux);
node[anchor=south,shaded triangle=red] (E5) at (aux|-E4.south) {E5};
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E5.south) -- (aux);
node[right=2mm of D-Glu1] (txt1) {NH$_2$};
node[left=2mm of D-Glu2] (txt2) {NH$_2$};
draw (D-Glu1) -- (txt1);
draw (D-Glu2) -- (txt2);
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
To make it smaller, you could scale it (e.g. scale=0.8,transform shape
) and/or adjust the node distance
.
PassOptionsToPackage{svgnames}{xcolor}
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{scrartcl}
usepackage{tikz, pgf}
usepackage{xltxtra}
renewcommand{familydefault}{sfdefault}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usetikzlibrary{
positioning,
shapes.geometric,
shapes.misc,
shadows.blur,
calc}
newcounter{hexa}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[node distance=3mm,scale=0.8,transform shape,
every shadow/.style={shadow xshift=-0.5ex,shadow yshift=-0.5ex},
my hexa/.style={blur shadow,chamfered rectangle,chamfered rectangle
xsep=2cm,draw,text=white,path picture={%
draw[white] let p1=($(path picture bounding box.north)-(path picture
bounding box.east)$) in
([xshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.east)
-- ++(-y1+1pt,y1-1pt) -- ++(2*x1,0);}},
my elli/.style={blur shadow,ellipse,draw,text=white,path picture={%
fill[white] let p1=($(path picture bounding box.north)-(path picture
bounding box.east)$) in ([xshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.east)
to[out=90,in=0,looseness=0.8] ([yshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.north)
to[out=0,in=90,looseness=0.7] cycle;
}},
shaded triangle/.style={blur shadow,regular polygon,regular polygon sides=3,shape border rotate=0,
inner sep=1pt,draw,inner color=#1!10,outer color=#1}]
node[my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc1) {GlcN Ac};
node[right=of Glc1,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur1) {MurN Ac};
node[right=of Mur1,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc2) {GlcN Ac};
node[right=of Glc2,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur2) {MurN Ac};
%
node[below=of Mur1,my elli,fill=DarkGreen] (L-Ala1) {L-Ala};
node[below left=8mm and 5mm of L-Ala1,my elli,fill=purple] (D-Glu1)
{textsc{d}-Glu};
node[below left=8mm and 5mm of D-Glu1,my elli,fill=DarkRed] (L-Lys1)
{textsc{l}-Lys};
node[right=3mm of L-Lys1,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly1) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly1,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly2) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly2,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly3) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly3,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly4) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly4,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly5) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly5,my elli,fill=cyan] (D-Ala1) {D-Ala};
node[below=8mm of L-Lys1,my elli,fill=cyan] (D-Ala2) {D-Ala};
%
node[below left=8mm and -2mm of D-Ala1,my elli,fill=DarkRed] (L-Lys2)
{textsc{l}-Lys};
node[below left=8mm and -2mm of L-Lys2,my elli,fill=purple] (D-Glu2)
{textsc{d}-Glu};
node[below left=8mm and -2mm of D-Glu2,my elli,fill=DarkGreen] (L-Ala2)
{L-Ala};
%
node[below=of L-Ala2,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur3) {MurN Ac};
node[left=of Mur3,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc3) {GlcN Ac};
node[left=of Glc3,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur4) {MurN Ac};
node[right=of Mur3,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc4) {GlcN Ac};
%
draw (Glc1) -- (Mur1) -- (Glc2) -- (Mur2);
draw (Glc2) -- (L-Ala1) -- (D-Glu1) -- (L-Lys1)
-- (Gly1) -- (Gly2) -- (Gly3) -- (Gly4) -- (Gly5)
-- (D-Ala1) -- (L-Lys2) -- (D-Glu2) -- (L-Ala2) -- (Mur3) --
(Glc3) -- (Mur4);
draw (Mur3) -- (Glc4);
draw (L-Lys1) -- (D-Ala2);
%
node[above=5mm of Gly3,shaded triangle=red] (E4) {E4};
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E4.south west) -- ($(Gly2)!0.5!(Gly3)$);
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E4.south east) -- ($(Gly3)!0.5!(Gly4)$);
path (Gly5) -- (D-Ala1) coordinate[midway](aux);
node[anchor=south,shaded triangle=red] (E5) at (aux|-E4.south) {E5};
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E5.south) -- (aux);
node[right=2mm of D-Glu1] (txt1) {NH$_2$};
node[left=2mm of D-Glu2] (txt2) {NH$_2$};
draw (D-Glu1) -- (txt1);
draw (D-Glu2) -- (txt2);
draw (Glc1.west) -- ++ (-0.2,0) (Mur2.east) -- ++ (0.2,0)
(Glc4.east) -- ++ (0.2,0) (Mur4.west) -- ++ (-0.2,0);
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
This last version also comes with more realistic shadows, which are opposite to the bright spots.
I would like to suggest using a chamfered rectangle
for the hexagon, and set a large value of for chamfered rectangle xsep
. The pgfmanual writes on p. 736
Sets the distance that the chamfer extends horizontally beyond the
node contents (which includes the inner sep). If ⟨length⟩ is large,
such that the top and bottom chamfered edges would cross, then
⟨length⟩ is ignored and the chamfered edges are drawn so that they
meet in the middle.
and shows a hexagon. Further, you are loading positioning
, and I would like to suggest using it for relative positioning. (You may also look into chains, but I personally I find this sometimes a bit of an overkill.) So here is a first proposal.
PassOptionsToPackage{svgnames}{xcolor}
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{scrartcl}
usepackage{tikz, pgf}
usepackage{xltxtra}
renewcommand{familydefault}{sfdefault}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usetikzlibrary{
positioning,
shapes.geometric,
shapes.misc,
shadows.blur,
calc}
newcounter{hexa}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[my hexa/.style={blur shadow,chamfered rectangle,chamfered rectangle
xsep=2cm,draw,text=white,path picture={%
draw[white] let p1=($(path picture bounding box.north)-(path picture
bounding box.east)$) in
([xshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.east)
-- ++(-y1+1pt,y1-1pt) -- ++(2*x1,0);}},
my elli/.style={blur shadow,ellipse,draw,text=white,path picture={%
fill[white] let p1=($(path picture bounding box.north)-(path picture
bounding box.east)$) in ([xshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.east)
to[out=90,in=0,looseness=0.8] ([yshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.north)
to[out=0,in=90,looseness=0.7] cycle;
}},
shaded triangle/.style={blur shadow,regular polygon,regular polygon sides=3,shape border rotate=0,
inner sep=1pt,draw,inner color=#1!10,outer color=#1}]
node[my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc1) {GlcN Ac};
node[right=of Glc1,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur1) {MurN Ac};
node[right=of Mur1,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc2) {GlcN Ac};
node[right=of Glc2,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur2) {MurN Ac};
%
node[below=of Mur1,my elli,fill=DarkGreen] (L-Ala1) {L-Ala};
node[below left=8mm and 5mm of L-Ala1,my elli,fill=purple] (D-Glu1)
{textsc{d}-Glu};
node[below left=8mm and 5mm of D-Glu1,my elli,fill=DarkRed] (L-Lys1)
{textsc{l}-Lys};
node[right=3mm of L-Lys1,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly1) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly1,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly2) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly2,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly3) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly3,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly4) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly4,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly5) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly5,my elli,fill=cyan] (D-Ala1) {D-Ala};
node[below=8mm of L-Lys1,my elli,fill=cyan] (D-Ala2) {D-Ala};
%
node[below left=8mm and -5mm of D-Ala1,my elli,fill=DarkRed] (L-Lys2)
{textsc{l}-Lys};
node[below left=8mm and -5mm of L-Lys2,my elli,fill=purple] (D-Glu2)
{textsc{d}-Glu};
node[below left=8mm and -5mm of D-Glu2,my elli,fill=DarkGreen] (L-Ala2)
{L-Ala};
%
node[below=of L-Ala2,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur3) {MurN Ac};
node[left=of Mur3,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc3) {GlcN Ac};
node[left=of Glc3,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur4) {MurN Ac};
node[right=of Mur3,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc4) {GlcN Ac};
%
draw (Glc1) -- (Mur1) -- (Glc2) -- (Mur2);
draw (Glc2) -- (L-Ala1) -- (D-Glu1) -- (L-Lys1)
-- (Gly1) -- (Gly2) -- (Gly3) -- (Gly4) -- (Gly5)
-- (D-Ala1) -- (L-Lys2) -- (D-Glu2) -- (L-Ala2) -- (Mur3) --
(Glc3) -- (Mur4);
draw (Mur3) -- (Glc4);
draw (L-Lys1) -- (D-Ala2);
%
node[above=5mm of Gly3,shaded triangle=red] (E4) {E4};
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E4.south west) -- ($(Gly2)!0.5!(Gly3)$);
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E4.south east) -- ($(Gly3)!0.5!(Gly4)$);
path (Gly5) -- (D-Ala1) coordinate[midway](aux);
node[anchor=south,shaded triangle=red] (E5) at (aux|-E4.south) {E5};
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E5.south) -- (aux);
node[right=2mm of D-Glu1] (txt1) {NH$_2$};
node[left=2mm of D-Glu2] (txt2) {NH$_2$};
draw (D-Glu1) -- (txt1);
draw (D-Glu2) -- (txt2);
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
To make it smaller, you could scale it (e.g. scale=0.8,transform shape
) and/or adjust the node distance
.
PassOptionsToPackage{svgnames}{xcolor}
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{scrartcl}
usepackage{tikz, pgf}
usepackage{xltxtra}
renewcommand{familydefault}{sfdefault}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usetikzlibrary{
positioning,
shapes.geometric,
shapes.misc,
shadows.blur,
calc}
newcounter{hexa}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[node distance=3mm,scale=0.8,transform shape,
every shadow/.style={shadow xshift=-0.5ex,shadow yshift=-0.5ex},
my hexa/.style={blur shadow,chamfered rectangle,chamfered rectangle
xsep=2cm,draw,text=white,path picture={%
draw[white] let p1=($(path picture bounding box.north)-(path picture
bounding box.east)$) in
([xshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.east)
-- ++(-y1+1pt,y1-1pt) -- ++(2*x1,0);}},
my elli/.style={blur shadow,ellipse,draw,text=white,path picture={%
fill[white] let p1=($(path picture bounding box.north)-(path picture
bounding box.east)$) in ([xshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.east)
to[out=90,in=0,looseness=0.8] ([yshift=-1pt]path picture bounding box.north)
to[out=0,in=90,looseness=0.7] cycle;
}},
shaded triangle/.style={blur shadow,regular polygon,regular polygon sides=3,shape border rotate=0,
inner sep=1pt,draw,inner color=#1!10,outer color=#1}]
node[my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc1) {GlcN Ac};
node[right=of Glc1,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur1) {MurN Ac};
node[right=of Mur1,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc2) {GlcN Ac};
node[right=of Glc2,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur2) {MurN Ac};
%
node[below=of Mur1,my elli,fill=DarkGreen] (L-Ala1) {L-Ala};
node[below left=8mm and 5mm of L-Ala1,my elli,fill=purple] (D-Glu1)
{textsc{d}-Glu};
node[below left=8mm and 5mm of D-Glu1,my elli,fill=DarkRed] (L-Lys1)
{textsc{l}-Lys};
node[right=3mm of L-Lys1,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly1) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly1,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly2) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly2,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly3) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly3,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly4) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly4,my elli,fill=green!80!black] (Gly5) {Gly};
node[right=3mm of Gly5,my elli,fill=cyan] (D-Ala1) {D-Ala};
node[below=8mm of L-Lys1,my elli,fill=cyan] (D-Ala2) {D-Ala};
%
node[below left=8mm and -2mm of D-Ala1,my elli,fill=DarkRed] (L-Lys2)
{textsc{l}-Lys};
node[below left=8mm and -2mm of L-Lys2,my elli,fill=purple] (D-Glu2)
{textsc{d}-Glu};
node[below left=8mm and -2mm of D-Glu2,my elli,fill=DarkGreen] (L-Ala2)
{L-Ala};
%
node[below=of L-Ala2,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur3) {MurN Ac};
node[left=of Mur3,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc3) {GlcN Ac};
node[left=of Glc3,my hexa,fill=DarkMagenta] (Mur4) {MurN Ac};
node[right=of Mur3,my hexa,fill=RoyalBlue] (Glc4) {GlcN Ac};
%
draw (Glc1) -- (Mur1) -- (Glc2) -- (Mur2);
draw (Glc2) -- (L-Ala1) -- (D-Glu1) -- (L-Lys1)
-- (Gly1) -- (Gly2) -- (Gly3) -- (Gly4) -- (Gly5)
-- (D-Ala1) -- (L-Lys2) -- (D-Glu2) -- (L-Ala2) -- (Mur3) --
(Glc3) -- (Mur4);
draw (Mur3) -- (Glc4);
draw (L-Lys1) -- (D-Ala2);
%
node[above=5mm of Gly3,shaded triangle=red] (E4) {E4};
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E4.south west) -- ($(Gly2)!0.5!(Gly3)$);
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E4.south east) -- ($(Gly3)!0.5!(Gly4)$);
path (Gly5) -- (D-Ala1) coordinate[midway](aux);
node[anchor=south,shaded triangle=red] (E5) at (aux|-E4.south) {E5};
draw[red,thick,-latex] (E5.south) -- (aux);
node[right=2mm of D-Glu1] (txt1) {NH$_2$};
node[left=2mm of D-Glu2] (txt2) {NH$_2$};
draw (D-Glu1) -- (txt1);
draw (D-Glu2) -- (txt2);
draw (Glc1.west) -- ++ (-0.2,0) (Mur2.east) -- ++ (0.2,0)
(Glc4.east) -- ++ (0.2,0) (Mur4.west) -- ++ (-0.2,0);
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
This last version also comes with more realistic shadows, which are opposite to the bright spots.
edited 27 mins ago
answered 2 hours ago
marmot
86.8k499185
86.8k499185
Is there a way to make it smaller? But in a way that it is still comfortably readable and you don't have to change every single number by hand.
– fffff
1 hour ago
1
@fffff Yes, I added some information on possibilities to scale it.
– marmot
1 hour ago
when I compile it in texstudio (with xelatex) the shadows are rectangular, how do I fix that?
– fffff
1 hour ago
1
@fffff The screenshots show the results of compilations withxelatex
. Sorry, I never use texstudio. The only additional information I have is that Ulrike Fischer made an update that fixed some issues withshadow.blur
andxelatex
, so you may want to update your TeX installation. If that does not help, you could replaceshadows.blur
byshadows
andblur shadow
bydrop shadow
.
– marmot
1 hour ago
one little detail, how can you continue the line on the left and right of the polysaccharides a bit, in order to show that the chain continues?
– fffff
44 mins ago
|
show 1 more comment
Is there a way to make it smaller? But in a way that it is still comfortably readable and you don't have to change every single number by hand.
– fffff
1 hour ago
1
@fffff Yes, I added some information on possibilities to scale it.
– marmot
1 hour ago
when I compile it in texstudio (with xelatex) the shadows are rectangular, how do I fix that?
– fffff
1 hour ago
1
@fffff The screenshots show the results of compilations withxelatex
. Sorry, I never use texstudio. The only additional information I have is that Ulrike Fischer made an update that fixed some issues withshadow.blur
andxelatex
, so you may want to update your TeX installation. If that does not help, you could replaceshadows.blur
byshadows
andblur shadow
bydrop shadow
.
– marmot
1 hour ago
one little detail, how can you continue the line on the left and right of the polysaccharides a bit, in order to show that the chain continues?
– fffff
44 mins ago
Is there a way to make it smaller? But in a way that it is still comfortably readable and you don't have to change every single number by hand.
– fffff
1 hour ago
Is there a way to make it smaller? But in a way that it is still comfortably readable and you don't have to change every single number by hand.
– fffff
1 hour ago
1
1
@fffff Yes, I added some information on possibilities to scale it.
– marmot
1 hour ago
@fffff Yes, I added some information on possibilities to scale it.
– marmot
1 hour ago
when I compile it in texstudio (with xelatex) the shadows are rectangular, how do I fix that?
– fffff
1 hour ago
when I compile it in texstudio (with xelatex) the shadows are rectangular, how do I fix that?
– fffff
1 hour ago
1
1
@fffff The screenshots show the results of compilations with
xelatex
. Sorry, I never use texstudio. The only additional information I have is that Ulrike Fischer made an update that fixed some issues with shadow.blur
and xelatex
, so you may want to update your TeX installation. If that does not help, you could replace shadows.blur
by shadows
and blur shadow
by drop shadow
.– marmot
1 hour ago
@fffff The screenshots show the results of compilations with
xelatex
. Sorry, I never use texstudio. The only additional information I have is that Ulrike Fischer made an update that fixed some issues with shadow.blur
and xelatex
, so you may want to update your TeX installation. If that does not help, you could replace shadows.blur
by shadows
and blur shadow
by drop shadow
.– marmot
1 hour ago
one little detail, how can you continue the line on the left and right of the polysaccharides a bit, in order to show that the chain continues?
– fffff
44 mins ago
one little detail, how can you continue the line on the left and right of the polysaccharides a bit, in order to show that the chain continues?
– fffff
44 mins ago
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