How to closed lines? oval
How to close lines in this? I tried and failed!
documentclass{article}
begin{document}
begin{picture}(50,50)
put(22.5,7){oval(3,2)[lt]}
put(22.5,7){oval(3,2)[bl]}
put(22.5,7){oval(3,2)[tr]}
put(25,7){oval(2,2)[b]}
put(27.5,7){oval(3,2)[rt]}
put(27.5,7){oval(3,2)[br]}
put(27.5,7){oval(3,2)[t]}
put(25,4.5){oval(2,3)[b]}
put(25,4.5){oval(2,3)[br]}
put(25,4.5){oval(2,3)[bl]}
put(23,4){oval(2,4)[tr]}
put(27,4){oval(2,4)[tl]}
end{picture}
end{document}
diagrams
edited Dec 9 at 17:28
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asked Dec 9 at 16:47
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How to close lines in this? I tried and failed!
documentclass{article}
begin{document}
begin{picture}(50,50)
put(22.5,7){oval(3,2)[lt]}
put(22.5,7){oval(3,2)[bl]}
put(22.5,7){oval(3,2)[tr]}
put(25,7){oval(2,2)[b]}
put(27.5,7){oval(3,2)[rt]}
put(27.5,7){oval(3,2)[br]}
put(27.5,7){oval(3,2)[t]}
put(25,4.5){oval(2,3)[b]}
put(25,4.5){oval(2,3)[br]}
put(25,4.5){oval(2,3)[bl]}
put(23,4){oval(2,4)[tr]}
put(27,4){oval(2,4)[tl]}
end{picture}
end{document}
diagrams
edited Dec 9 at 17:28
David Carlisle
482k3811141851
asked Dec 9 at 16:47
Hello
333
add a comment |
How to close lines in this? I tried and failed!
documentclass{article}
begin{document}
begin{picture}(50,50)
put(22.5,7){oval(3,2)[lt]}
put(22.5,7){oval(3,2)[bl]}
put(22.5,7){oval(3,2)[tr]}
put(25,7){oval(2,2)[b]}
put(27.5,7){oval(3,2)[rt]}
put(27.5,7){oval(3,2)[br]}
put(27.5,7){oval(3,2)[t]}
put(25,4.5){oval(2,3)[b]}
put(25,4.5){oval(2,3)[br]}
put(25,4.5){oval(2,3)[bl]}
put(23,4){oval(2,4)[tr]}
put(27,4){oval(2,4)[tl]}
end{picture}
end{document}
diagrams
edited Dec 9 at 17:28
David Carlisle
482k3811141851
asked Dec 9 at 16:47
Hello
333
How to close lines in this? I tried and failed!
documentclass{article}
begin{document}
begin{picture}(50,50)
put(22.5,7){oval(3,2)[lt]}
put(22.5,7){oval(3,2)[bl]}
put(22.5,7){oval(3,2)[tr]}
put(25,7){oval(2,2)[b]}
put(27.5,7){oval(3,2)[rt]}
put(27.5,7){oval(3,2)[br]}
put(27.5,7){oval(3,2)[t]}
put(25,4.5){oval(2,3)[b]}
put(25,4.5){oval(2,3)[br]}
put(25,4.5){oval(2,3)[bl]}
put(23,4){oval(2,4)[tr]}
put(27,4){oval(2,4)[tl]}
end{picture}
end{document}
diagrams
diagrams
edited Dec 9 at 17:28
David Carlisle
482k3811141851
asked Dec 9 at 16:47
Hello
333
edited Dec 9 at 17:28
David Carlisle
482k3811141851
asked Dec 9 at 16:47
Hello
333
edited Dec 9 at 17:28
David Carlisle
482k3811141851
edited Dec 9 at 17:28
David Carlisle
482k3811141851
edited Dec 9 at 17:28
David Carlisle
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asked Dec 9 at 16:47
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asked Dec 9 at 16:47
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LaTeX warns
LaTeX Warning: oval, circle, or line size unavailable on input line 10.
By default picture mode works by setting characters next to each other so can not make very small shapes that are smaller than the characters.
If you add
usepackage{pict2e}
then the definitions are changed to use PDF drawing primitives so these restrictions are lifted.
answered Dec 9 at 17:32
David Carlisle
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Besides loading pict2e, you can add a couple of small segments to fill in the gaps.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{pict2e}
begin{document}
A
begin{picture}(9,5)
put(2,4){oval(3,2)[lt]}
put(2,4){oval(3,2)[bl]}
put(2,4){oval(3,2)[tr]}
put(4.5,4){oval(2,2)[b]}
put(7,4){oval(3,2)[rt]}
put(7,4){oval(3,2)[br]}
put(7,4){oval(3,2)[t]}
put(4.5,1.5){oval(2,3)[b]}
put(4.5,1.5){oval(2,3)[br]}
put(4.5,1.5){oval(2,3)[bl]}
put(2.5,1){oval(2,4)[tr]}
put(6.5,1){oval(2,4)[tl]}
put(2,3){line(1,0){0.5}} % <---
put(7,3){line(-1,0){0.5}} % <---
end{picture}
end{document}
I reduced the size.
answered Dec 9 at 20:38
egreg
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LaTeX warns
LaTeX Warning: oval, circle, or line size unavailable on input line 10.
By default picture mode works by setting characters next to each other so can not make very small shapes that are smaller than the characters.
If you add
usepackage{pict2e}
then the definitions are changed to use PDF drawing primitives so these restrictions are lifted.
answered Dec 9 at 17:32
David Carlisle
482k3811141851
add a comment |
LaTeX warns
LaTeX Warning: oval, circle, or line size unavailable on input line 10.
By default picture mode works by setting characters next to each other so can not make very small shapes that are smaller than the characters.
If you add
usepackage{pict2e}
then the definitions are changed to use PDF drawing primitives so these restrictions are lifted.
answered Dec 9 at 17:32
David Carlisle
482k3811141851
add a comment |
LaTeX warns
LaTeX Warning: oval, circle, or line size unavailable on input line 10.
By default picture mode works by setting characters next to each other so can not make very small shapes that are smaller than the characters.
If you add
usepackage{pict2e}
then the definitions are changed to use PDF drawing primitives so these restrictions are lifted.
answered Dec 9 at 17:32
David Carlisle
482k3811141851
LaTeX warns
LaTeX Warning: oval, circle, or line size unavailable on input line 10.
By default picture mode works by setting characters next to each other so can not make very small shapes that are smaller than the characters.
If you add
usepackage{pict2e}
then the definitions are changed to use PDF drawing primitives so these restrictions are lifted.
answered Dec 9 at 17:32
David Carlisle
482k3811141851
answered Dec 9 at 17:32
David Carlisle
482k3811141851
answered Dec 9 at 17:32
David Carlisle
482k3811141851
answered Dec 9 at 17:32
David Carlisle
482k3811141851
482k3811141851
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Besides loading pict2e, you can add a couple of small segments to fill in the gaps.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{pict2e}
begin{document}
A
begin{picture}(9,5)
put(2,4){oval(3,2)[lt]}
put(2,4){oval(3,2)[bl]}
put(2,4){oval(3,2)[tr]}
put(4.5,4){oval(2,2)[b]}
put(7,4){oval(3,2)[rt]}
put(7,4){oval(3,2)[br]}
put(7,4){oval(3,2)[t]}
put(4.5,1.5){oval(2,3)[b]}
put(4.5,1.5){oval(2,3)[br]}
put(4.5,1.5){oval(2,3)[bl]}
put(2.5,1){oval(2,4)[tr]}
put(6.5,1){oval(2,4)[tl]}
put(2,3){line(1,0){0.5}} % <---
put(7,3){line(-1,0){0.5}} % <---
end{picture}
end{document}
I reduced the size.
answered Dec 9 at 20:38
egreg
708k8618813163
add a comment |
Besides loading pict2e, you can add a couple of small segments to fill in the gaps.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{pict2e}
begin{document}
A
begin{picture}(9,5)
put(2,4){oval(3,2)[lt]}
put(2,4){oval(3,2)[bl]}
put(2,4){oval(3,2)[tr]}
put(4.5,4){oval(2,2)[b]}
put(7,4){oval(3,2)[rt]}
put(7,4){oval(3,2)[br]}
put(7,4){oval(3,2)[t]}
put(4.5,1.5){oval(2,3)[b]}
put(4.5,1.5){oval(2,3)[br]}
put(4.5,1.5){oval(2,3)[bl]}
put(2.5,1){oval(2,4)[tr]}
put(6.5,1){oval(2,4)[tl]}
put(2,3){line(1,0){0.5}} % <---
put(7,3){line(-1,0){0.5}} % <---
end{picture}
end{document}
I reduced the size.
answered Dec 9 at 20:38
egreg
708k8618813163
add a comment |
Besides loading pict2e, you can add a couple of small segments to fill in the gaps.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{pict2e}
begin{document}
A
begin{picture}(9,5)
put(2,4){oval(3,2)[lt]}
put(2,4){oval(3,2)[bl]}
put(2,4){oval(3,2)[tr]}
put(4.5,4){oval(2,2)[b]}
put(7,4){oval(3,2)[rt]}
put(7,4){oval(3,2)[br]}
put(7,4){oval(3,2)[t]}
put(4.5,1.5){oval(2,3)[b]}
put(4.5,1.5){oval(2,3)[br]}
put(4.5,1.5){oval(2,3)[bl]}
put(2.5,1){oval(2,4)[tr]}
put(6.5,1){oval(2,4)[tl]}
put(2,3){line(1,0){0.5}} % <---
put(7,3){line(-1,0){0.5}} % <---
end{picture}
end{document}
I reduced the size.
answered Dec 9 at 20:38
egreg
708k8618813163
Besides loading pict2e, you can add a couple of small segments to fill in the gaps.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{pict2e}
begin{document}
A
begin{picture}(9,5)
put(2,4){oval(3,2)[lt]}
put(2,4){oval(3,2)[bl]}
put(2,4){oval(3,2)[tr]}
put(4.5,4){oval(2,2)[b]}
put(7,4){oval(3,2)[rt]}
put(7,4){oval(3,2)[br]}
put(7,4){oval(3,2)[t]}
put(4.5,1.5){oval(2,3)[b]}
put(4.5,1.5){oval(2,3)[br]}
put(4.5,1.5){oval(2,3)[bl]}
put(2.5,1){oval(2,4)[tr]}
put(6.5,1){oval(2,4)[tl]}
put(2,3){line(1,0){0.5}} % <---
put(7,3){line(-1,0){0.5}} % <---
end{picture}
end{document}
I reduced the size.
answered Dec 9 at 20:38
egreg
708k8618813163
answered Dec 9 at 20:38
egreg
708k8618813163
answered Dec 9 at 20:38
egreg
708k8618813163
answered Dec 9 at 20:38
egreg
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