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I am a relative beginner to LaTeX and am currently learning TikZ. For practice, I decided to recreate the tube marking guide provided for Estes model rockets in the instructions (pictured below).
I have reasonably accurately reproduced almost all of it (perhaps not very efficiently, but reproduced, nonetheless). Here is my current code and its output (note that the externally-referenced Estes logo can be found on Google Images):
documentclassarticle
usepackagehelvet
usepackage[letterpaper, margin=1in]geometry
usepackagetikz
renewcommandfamilydefaultsfdefault
begindocument
beginfigure[h!]
centering
begintikzpicture
draw[black, very thick] (0,0) rectangle (5.0625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (0.625in,0) -- (0.625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (1.875in,0) -- (1.875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (3.1875in,0) -- (3.1875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (4.45in,0) -- (4.45in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,0.5in) -- (0.25in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,1.375in) -- (0.25in,1.375in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,0.5in) -- (5.0625in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,1.375in) -- (5.0625in,1.375in);
filldraw[color=black, fill=gray!30, thick] (5.0625in,0) rectangle (5.375in,1.875in);
filldraw[color=black, fill=white, very thick] (1in,0.25in) -- (1in,1.625in) -- (4.5in,1.4375in) -- (4.5in,0.4375in) -- cycle;
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (2.5in,0.33in) -- (2.5in,1.545in);
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (3.6875in,0.394in) -- (3.6875in,1.481in);
node[rotate=90] (Estes) at (1.23in,0.9375in) includegraphics[width=0.17textwidth]Images/estes-logo.png;
node[rotate=90] at (0.1in,0.9375in) footnotesize textbfLL;
node[rotate=90] at (0.725in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (1.975in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (3.2875in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (4.55in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (2.1in,0.9375in) huge textbf3;
node[rotate=90] at (3in,0.9375in) huge textbf2;
node[rotate=90] at (4in,0.9375in) huge textbf1;
endtikzpicture
captionBig Bertha tube marking guide.
labelfig:bigbertha
endfigure
enddocument
By my estimation, the only thing that I am missing at this point is the stacked, slanted lines in the gray box at the picture's right. How can these lines be created?
I have tried grid with yslant, but this did not cut off exactly at the top and bottom and there were remnant vertical lines.
Open to all suggestions, thanks!
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I am a relative beginner to LaTeX and am currently learning TikZ. For practice, I decided to recreate the tube marking guide provided for Estes model rockets in the instructions (pictured below).
I have reasonably accurately reproduced almost all of it (perhaps not very efficiently, but reproduced, nonetheless). Here is my current code and its output (note that the externally-referenced Estes logo can be found on Google Images):
documentclassarticle
usepackagehelvet
usepackage[letterpaper, margin=1in]geometry
usepackagetikz
renewcommandfamilydefaultsfdefault
begindocument
beginfigure[h!]
centering
begintikzpicture
draw[black, very thick] (0,0) rectangle (5.0625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (0.625in,0) -- (0.625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (1.875in,0) -- (1.875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (3.1875in,0) -- (3.1875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (4.45in,0) -- (4.45in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,0.5in) -- (0.25in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,1.375in) -- (0.25in,1.375in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,0.5in) -- (5.0625in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,1.375in) -- (5.0625in,1.375in);
filldraw[color=black, fill=gray!30, thick] (5.0625in,0) rectangle (5.375in,1.875in);
filldraw[color=black, fill=white, very thick] (1in,0.25in) -- (1in,1.625in) -- (4.5in,1.4375in) -- (4.5in,0.4375in) -- cycle;
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (2.5in,0.33in) -- (2.5in,1.545in);
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (3.6875in,0.394in) -- (3.6875in,1.481in);
node[rotate=90] (Estes) at (1.23in,0.9375in) includegraphics[width=0.17textwidth]Images/estes-logo.png;
node[rotate=90] at (0.1in,0.9375in) footnotesize textbfLL;
node[rotate=90] at (0.725in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (1.975in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (3.2875in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (4.55in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (2.1in,0.9375in) huge textbf3;
node[rotate=90] at (3in,0.9375in) huge textbf2;
node[rotate=90] at (4in,0.9375in) huge textbf1;
endtikzpicture
captionBig Bertha tube marking guide.
labelfig:bigbertha
endfigure
enddocument
By my estimation, the only thing that I am missing at this point is the stacked, slanted lines in the gray box at the picture's right. How can these lines be created?
I have tried grid with yslant, but this did not cut off exactly at the top and bottom and there were remnant vertical lines.
Open to all suggestions, thanks!
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I am a relative beginner to LaTeX and am currently learning TikZ. For practice, I decided to recreate the tube marking guide provided for Estes model rockets in the instructions (pictured below).
I have reasonably accurately reproduced almost all of it (perhaps not very efficiently, but reproduced, nonetheless). Here is my current code and its output (note that the externally-referenced Estes logo can be found on Google Images):
documentclassarticle
usepackagehelvet
usepackage[letterpaper, margin=1in]geometry
usepackagetikz
renewcommandfamilydefaultsfdefault
begindocument
beginfigure[h!]
centering
begintikzpicture
draw[black, very thick] (0,0) rectangle (5.0625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (0.625in,0) -- (0.625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (1.875in,0) -- (1.875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (3.1875in,0) -- (3.1875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (4.45in,0) -- (4.45in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,0.5in) -- (0.25in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,1.375in) -- (0.25in,1.375in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,0.5in) -- (5.0625in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,1.375in) -- (5.0625in,1.375in);
filldraw[color=black, fill=gray!30, thick] (5.0625in,0) rectangle (5.375in,1.875in);
filldraw[color=black, fill=white, very thick] (1in,0.25in) -- (1in,1.625in) -- (4.5in,1.4375in) -- (4.5in,0.4375in) -- cycle;
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (2.5in,0.33in) -- (2.5in,1.545in);
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (3.6875in,0.394in) -- (3.6875in,1.481in);
node[rotate=90] (Estes) at (1.23in,0.9375in) includegraphics[width=0.17textwidth]Images/estes-logo.png;
node[rotate=90] at (0.1in,0.9375in) footnotesize textbfLL;
node[rotate=90] at (0.725in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (1.975in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (3.2875in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (4.55in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (2.1in,0.9375in) huge textbf3;
node[rotate=90] at (3in,0.9375in) huge textbf2;
node[rotate=90] at (4in,0.9375in) huge textbf1;
endtikzpicture
captionBig Bertha tube marking guide.
labelfig:bigbertha
endfigure
enddocument
By my estimation, the only thing that I am missing at this point is the stacked, slanted lines in the gray box at the picture's right. How can these lines be created?
I have tried grid with yslant, but this did not cut off exactly at the top and bottom and there were remnant vertical lines.
Open to all suggestions, thanks!
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I am a relative beginner to LaTeX and am currently learning TikZ. For practice, I decided to recreate the tube marking guide provided for Estes model rockets in the instructions (pictured below).
I have reasonably accurately reproduced almost all of it (perhaps not very efficiently, but reproduced, nonetheless). Here is my current code and its output (note that the externally-referenced Estes logo can be found on Google Images):
documentclassarticle
usepackagehelvet
usepackage[letterpaper, margin=1in]geometry
usepackagetikz
renewcommandfamilydefaultsfdefault
begindocument
beginfigure[h!]
centering
begintikzpicture
draw[black, very thick] (0,0) rectangle (5.0625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (0.625in,0) -- (0.625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (1.875in,0) -- (1.875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (3.1875in,0) -- (3.1875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (4.45in,0) -- (4.45in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,0.5in) -- (0.25in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,1.375in) -- (0.25in,1.375in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,0.5in) -- (5.0625in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,1.375in) -- (5.0625in,1.375in);
filldraw[color=black, fill=gray!30, thick] (5.0625in,0) rectangle (5.375in,1.875in);
filldraw[color=black, fill=white, very thick] (1in,0.25in) -- (1in,1.625in) -- (4.5in,1.4375in) -- (4.5in,0.4375in) -- cycle;
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (2.5in,0.33in) -- (2.5in,1.545in);
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (3.6875in,0.394in) -- (3.6875in,1.481in);
node[rotate=90] (Estes) at (1.23in,0.9375in) includegraphics[width=0.17textwidth]Images/estes-logo.png;
node[rotate=90] at (0.1in,0.9375in) footnotesize textbfLL;
node[rotate=90] at (0.725in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (1.975in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (3.2875in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (4.55in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (2.1in,0.9375in) huge textbf3;
node[rotate=90] at (3in,0.9375in) huge textbf2;
node[rotate=90] at (4in,0.9375in) huge textbf1;
endtikzpicture
captionBig Bertha tube marking guide.
labelfig:bigbertha
endfigure
enddocument
By my estimation, the only thing that I am missing at this point is the stacked, slanted lines in the gray box at the picture's right. How can these lines be created?
I have tried grid with yslant, but this did not cut off exactly at the top and bottom and there were remnant vertical lines.
Open to all suggestions, thanks!
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I focus on the lines here. They can be achieved with a path picture. For larger pictures you may need to increase 35.
documentclassarticle
usepackagehelvet
usepackage[letterpaper, margin=1in]geometry
usepackagetikz
renewcommandfamilydefaultsfdefault
begindocument
beginfigure[h!]
centering
begintikzpicture
draw[black, very thick] (0,0) rectangle (5.0625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (0.625in,0) -- (0.625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (1.875in,0) -- (1.875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (3.1875in,0) -- (3.1875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (4.45in,0) -- (4.45in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,0.5in) -- (0.25in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,1.375in) -- (0.25in,1.375in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,0.5in) -- (5.0625in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,1.375in) -- (5.0625in,1.375in);
filldraw[color=black, fill=gray!30, thick,path picture=
draw foreach X in -2,-1,...,35
([yshift=X*4pt]path picture bounding box.south east)
-- ([yshift=X*4pt+3pt]path picture bounding box.south west);
]
(5.0625in,0) rectangle (5.375in,1.875in);
filldraw[color=black, fill=white, very thick] (1in,0.25in) -- (1in,1.625in) -- (4.5in,1.4375in) -- (4.5in,0.4375in) -- cycle;
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (2.5in,0.33in) -- (2.5in,1.545in);
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (3.6875in,0.394in) -- (3.6875in,1.481in);
%node[rotate=90] (Estes) at (1.23in,0.9375in) includegraphics[width=0.17textwidth]Images/estes-logo.png;
node[rotate=90] at (0.1in,0.9375in) footnotesize textbfLL;
node[rotate=90] at (0.725in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (1.975in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (3.2875in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (4.55in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (2.1in,0.9375in) huge textbf3;
node[rotate=90] at (3in,0.9375in) huge textbf2;
node[rotate=90] at (4in,0.9375in) huge textbf1;
endtikzpicture
captionBig Bertha tube marking guide.
labelfig:bigbertha
endfigure
enddocument
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You can achieve the following result using the patterns tikzlibrary and the pattern=north west lines option:
documentclassarticle
usepackagehelvet
usepackage[letterpaper, margin=1in]geometry
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarypatterns
renewcommandfamilydefaultsfdefault
begindocument
beginfigure[h!]
centering
begintikzpicture
draw[black, very thick] (0,0) rectangle (5.0625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (0.625in,0) -- (0.625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (1.875in,0) -- (1.875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (3.1875in,0) -- (3.1875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (4.45in,0) -- (4.45in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,0.5in) -- (0.25in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,1.375in) -- (0.25in,1.375in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,0.5in) -- (5.0625in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,1.375in) -- (5.0625in,1.375in);
filldraw[color=black, thick, pattern=north west lines] (5.0625in,0) rectangle (5.375in,1.875in);
filldraw[color=black, fill=white, very thick] (1in,0.25in) -- (1in,1.625in) -- (4.5in,1.4375in) -- (4.5in,0.4375in) -- cycle;
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (2.5in,0.33in) -- (2.5in,1.545in);
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (3.6875in,0.394in) -- (3.6875in,1.481in);
node[rotate=90] (Estes) at (1.23in,0.9375in) includegraphics[width=0.17textwidth]Images/estes-logo.png;
node[rotate=90] at (0.1in,0.9375in) footnotesize textbfLL;
node[rotate=90] at (0.725in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (1.975in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (3.2875in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (4.55in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (2.1in,0.9375in) huge textbf3;
node[rotate=90] at (3in,0.9375in) huge textbf2;
node[rotate=90] at (4in,0.9375in) huge textbf1;
endtikzpicture
captionBig Bertha tube marking guide.
labelfig:bigbertha
endfigure
enddocument
If you want to keep the gray background and want to draw the pattern on top of it, use filldraw[color=black, preaction=fill, gray!30,, thick, pattern=north west lines]
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I focus on the lines here. They can be achieved with a path picture. For larger pictures you may need to increase 35.
documentclassarticle
usepackagehelvet
usepackage[letterpaper, margin=1in]geometry
usepackagetikz
renewcommandfamilydefaultsfdefault
begindocument
beginfigure[h!]
centering
begintikzpicture
draw[black, very thick] (0,0) rectangle (5.0625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (0.625in,0) -- (0.625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (1.875in,0) -- (1.875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (3.1875in,0) -- (3.1875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (4.45in,0) -- (4.45in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,0.5in) -- (0.25in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,1.375in) -- (0.25in,1.375in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,0.5in) -- (5.0625in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,1.375in) -- (5.0625in,1.375in);
filldraw[color=black, fill=gray!30, thick,path picture=
draw foreach X in -2,-1,...,35
([yshift=X*4pt]path picture bounding box.south east)
-- ([yshift=X*4pt+3pt]path picture bounding box.south west);
]
(5.0625in,0) rectangle (5.375in,1.875in);
filldraw[color=black, fill=white, very thick] (1in,0.25in) -- (1in,1.625in) -- (4.5in,1.4375in) -- (4.5in,0.4375in) -- cycle;
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (2.5in,0.33in) -- (2.5in,1.545in);
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (3.6875in,0.394in) -- (3.6875in,1.481in);
%node[rotate=90] (Estes) at (1.23in,0.9375in) includegraphics[width=0.17textwidth]Images/estes-logo.png;
node[rotate=90] at (0.1in,0.9375in) footnotesize textbfLL;
node[rotate=90] at (0.725in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (1.975in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (3.2875in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (4.55in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (2.1in,0.9375in) huge textbf3;
node[rotate=90] at (3in,0.9375in) huge textbf2;
node[rotate=90] at (4in,0.9375in) huge textbf1;
endtikzpicture
captionBig Bertha tube marking guide.
labelfig:bigbertha
endfigure
enddocument
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I focus on the lines here. They can be achieved with a path picture. For larger pictures you may need to increase 35.
documentclassarticle
usepackagehelvet
usepackage[letterpaper, margin=1in]geometry
usepackagetikz
renewcommandfamilydefaultsfdefault
begindocument
beginfigure[h!]
centering
begintikzpicture
draw[black, very thick] (0,0) rectangle (5.0625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (0.625in,0) -- (0.625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (1.875in,0) -- (1.875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (3.1875in,0) -- (3.1875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (4.45in,0) -- (4.45in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,0.5in) -- (0.25in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,1.375in) -- (0.25in,1.375in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,0.5in) -- (5.0625in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,1.375in) -- (5.0625in,1.375in);
filldraw[color=black, fill=gray!30, thick,path picture=
draw foreach X in -2,-1,...,35
([yshift=X*4pt]path picture bounding box.south east)
-- ([yshift=X*4pt+3pt]path picture bounding box.south west);
]
(5.0625in,0) rectangle (5.375in,1.875in);
filldraw[color=black, fill=white, very thick] (1in,0.25in) -- (1in,1.625in) -- (4.5in,1.4375in) -- (4.5in,0.4375in) -- cycle;
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (2.5in,0.33in) -- (2.5in,1.545in);
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (3.6875in,0.394in) -- (3.6875in,1.481in);
%node[rotate=90] (Estes) at (1.23in,0.9375in) includegraphics[width=0.17textwidth]Images/estes-logo.png;
node[rotate=90] at (0.1in,0.9375in) footnotesize textbfLL;
node[rotate=90] at (0.725in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (1.975in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (3.2875in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (4.55in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (2.1in,0.9375in) huge textbf3;
node[rotate=90] at (3in,0.9375in) huge textbf2;
node[rotate=90] at (4in,0.9375in) huge textbf1;
endtikzpicture
captionBig Bertha tube marking guide.
labelfig:bigbertha
endfigure
enddocument
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I focus on the lines here. They can be achieved with a path picture. For larger pictures you may need to increase 35.
documentclassarticle
usepackagehelvet
usepackage[letterpaper, margin=1in]geometry
usepackagetikz
renewcommandfamilydefaultsfdefault
begindocument
beginfigure[h!]
centering
begintikzpicture
draw[black, very thick] (0,0) rectangle (5.0625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (0.625in,0) -- (0.625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (1.875in,0) -- (1.875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (3.1875in,0) -- (3.1875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (4.45in,0) -- (4.45in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,0.5in) -- (0.25in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,1.375in) -- (0.25in,1.375in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,0.5in) -- (5.0625in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,1.375in) -- (5.0625in,1.375in);
filldraw[color=black, fill=gray!30, thick,path picture=
draw foreach X in -2,-1,...,35
([yshift=X*4pt]path picture bounding box.south east)
-- ([yshift=X*4pt+3pt]path picture bounding box.south west);
]
(5.0625in,0) rectangle (5.375in,1.875in);
filldraw[color=black, fill=white, very thick] (1in,0.25in) -- (1in,1.625in) -- (4.5in,1.4375in) -- (4.5in,0.4375in) -- cycle;
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (2.5in,0.33in) -- (2.5in,1.545in);
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (3.6875in,0.394in) -- (3.6875in,1.481in);
%node[rotate=90] (Estes) at (1.23in,0.9375in) includegraphics[width=0.17textwidth]Images/estes-logo.png;
node[rotate=90] at (0.1in,0.9375in) footnotesize textbfLL;
node[rotate=90] at (0.725in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (1.975in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (3.2875in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (4.55in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (2.1in,0.9375in) huge textbf3;
node[rotate=90] at (3in,0.9375in) huge textbf2;
node[rotate=90] at (4in,0.9375in) huge textbf1;
endtikzpicture
captionBig Bertha tube marking guide.
labelfig:bigbertha
endfigure
enddocument
answered 8 hours ago
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I focus on the lines here. They can be achieved with a path picture. For larger pictures you may need to increase 35.
documentclassarticle
usepackagehelvet
usepackage[letterpaper, margin=1in]geometry
usepackagetikz
renewcommandfamilydefaultsfdefault
begindocument
beginfigure[h!]
centering
begintikzpicture
draw[black, very thick] (0,0) rectangle (5.0625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (0.625in,0) -- (0.625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (1.875in,0) -- (1.875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (3.1875in,0) -- (3.1875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (4.45in,0) -- (4.45in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,0.5in) -- (0.25in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,1.375in) -- (0.25in,1.375in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,0.5in) -- (5.0625in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,1.375in) -- (5.0625in,1.375in);
filldraw[color=black, fill=gray!30, thick,path picture=
draw foreach X in -2,-1,...,35
([yshift=X*4pt]path picture bounding box.south east)
-- ([yshift=X*4pt+3pt]path picture bounding box.south west);
]
(5.0625in,0) rectangle (5.375in,1.875in);
filldraw[color=black, fill=white, very thick] (1in,0.25in) -- (1in,1.625in) -- (4.5in,1.4375in) -- (4.5in,0.4375in) -- cycle;
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (2.5in,0.33in) -- (2.5in,1.545in);
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (3.6875in,0.394in) -- (3.6875in,1.481in);
%node[rotate=90] (Estes) at (1.23in,0.9375in) includegraphics[width=0.17textwidth]Images/estes-logo.png;
node[rotate=90] at (0.1in,0.9375in) footnotesize textbfLL;
node[rotate=90] at (0.725in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (1.975in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (3.2875in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (4.55in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (2.1in,0.9375in) huge textbf3;
node[rotate=90] at (3in,0.9375in) huge textbf2;
node[rotate=90] at (4in,0.9375in) huge textbf1;
endtikzpicture
captionBig Bertha tube marking guide.
labelfig:bigbertha
endfigure
enddocument
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You can achieve the following result using the patterns tikzlibrary and the pattern=north west lines option:
documentclassarticle
usepackagehelvet
usepackage[letterpaper, margin=1in]geometry
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarypatterns
renewcommandfamilydefaultsfdefault
begindocument
beginfigure[h!]
centering
begintikzpicture
draw[black, very thick] (0,0) rectangle (5.0625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (0.625in,0) -- (0.625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (1.875in,0) -- (1.875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (3.1875in,0) -- (3.1875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (4.45in,0) -- (4.45in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,0.5in) -- (0.25in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,1.375in) -- (0.25in,1.375in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,0.5in) -- (5.0625in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,1.375in) -- (5.0625in,1.375in);
filldraw[color=black, thick, pattern=north west lines] (5.0625in,0) rectangle (5.375in,1.875in);
filldraw[color=black, fill=white, very thick] (1in,0.25in) -- (1in,1.625in) -- (4.5in,1.4375in) -- (4.5in,0.4375in) -- cycle;
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (2.5in,0.33in) -- (2.5in,1.545in);
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (3.6875in,0.394in) -- (3.6875in,1.481in);
node[rotate=90] (Estes) at (1.23in,0.9375in) includegraphics[width=0.17textwidth]Images/estes-logo.png;
node[rotate=90] at (0.1in,0.9375in) footnotesize textbfLL;
node[rotate=90] at (0.725in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (1.975in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (3.2875in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (4.55in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (2.1in,0.9375in) huge textbf3;
node[rotate=90] at (3in,0.9375in) huge textbf2;
node[rotate=90] at (4in,0.9375in) huge textbf1;
endtikzpicture
captionBig Bertha tube marking guide.
labelfig:bigbertha
endfigure
enddocument
If you want to keep the gray background and want to draw the pattern on top of it, use filldraw[color=black, preaction=fill, gray!30,, thick, pattern=north west lines]
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You can achieve the following result using the patterns tikzlibrary and the pattern=north west lines option:
documentclassarticle
usepackagehelvet
usepackage[letterpaper, margin=1in]geometry
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarypatterns
renewcommandfamilydefaultsfdefault
begindocument
beginfigure[h!]
centering
begintikzpicture
draw[black, very thick] (0,0) rectangle (5.0625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (0.625in,0) -- (0.625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (1.875in,0) -- (1.875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (3.1875in,0) -- (3.1875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (4.45in,0) -- (4.45in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,0.5in) -- (0.25in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,1.375in) -- (0.25in,1.375in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,0.5in) -- (5.0625in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,1.375in) -- (5.0625in,1.375in);
filldraw[color=black, thick, pattern=north west lines] (5.0625in,0) rectangle (5.375in,1.875in);
filldraw[color=black, fill=white, very thick] (1in,0.25in) -- (1in,1.625in) -- (4.5in,1.4375in) -- (4.5in,0.4375in) -- cycle;
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (2.5in,0.33in) -- (2.5in,1.545in);
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (3.6875in,0.394in) -- (3.6875in,1.481in);
node[rotate=90] (Estes) at (1.23in,0.9375in) includegraphics[width=0.17textwidth]Images/estes-logo.png;
node[rotate=90] at (0.1in,0.9375in) footnotesize textbfLL;
node[rotate=90] at (0.725in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (1.975in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (3.2875in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (4.55in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (2.1in,0.9375in) huge textbf3;
node[rotate=90] at (3in,0.9375in) huge textbf2;
node[rotate=90] at (4in,0.9375in) huge textbf1;
endtikzpicture
captionBig Bertha tube marking guide.
labelfig:bigbertha
endfigure
enddocument
If you want to keep the gray background and want to draw the pattern on top of it, use filldraw[color=black, preaction=fill, gray!30,, thick, pattern=north west lines]
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You can achieve the following result using the patterns tikzlibrary and the pattern=north west lines option:
documentclassarticle
usepackagehelvet
usepackage[letterpaper, margin=1in]geometry
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarypatterns
renewcommandfamilydefaultsfdefault
begindocument
beginfigure[h!]
centering
begintikzpicture
draw[black, very thick] (0,0) rectangle (5.0625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (0.625in,0) -- (0.625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (1.875in,0) -- (1.875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (3.1875in,0) -- (3.1875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (4.45in,0) -- (4.45in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,0.5in) -- (0.25in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,1.375in) -- (0.25in,1.375in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,0.5in) -- (5.0625in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,1.375in) -- (5.0625in,1.375in);
filldraw[color=black, thick, pattern=north west lines] (5.0625in,0) rectangle (5.375in,1.875in);
filldraw[color=black, fill=white, very thick] (1in,0.25in) -- (1in,1.625in) -- (4.5in,1.4375in) -- (4.5in,0.4375in) -- cycle;
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (2.5in,0.33in) -- (2.5in,1.545in);
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (3.6875in,0.394in) -- (3.6875in,1.481in);
node[rotate=90] (Estes) at (1.23in,0.9375in) includegraphics[width=0.17textwidth]Images/estes-logo.png;
node[rotate=90] at (0.1in,0.9375in) footnotesize textbfLL;
node[rotate=90] at (0.725in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (1.975in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (3.2875in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (4.55in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (2.1in,0.9375in) huge textbf3;
node[rotate=90] at (3in,0.9375in) huge textbf2;
node[rotate=90] at (4in,0.9375in) huge textbf1;
endtikzpicture
captionBig Bertha tube marking guide.
labelfig:bigbertha
endfigure
enddocument
If you want to keep the gray background and want to draw the pattern on top of it, use filldraw[color=black, preaction=fill, gray!30,, thick, pattern=north west lines]
edited 8 hours ago
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You can achieve the following result using the patterns tikzlibrary and the pattern=north west lines option:
documentclassarticle
usepackagehelvet
usepackage[letterpaper, margin=1in]geometry
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarypatterns
renewcommandfamilydefaultsfdefault
begindocument
beginfigure[h!]
centering
begintikzpicture
draw[black, very thick] (0,0) rectangle (5.0625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (0.625in,0) -- (0.625in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (1.875in,0) -- (1.875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (3.1875in,0) -- (3.1875in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick, <->] (4.45in,0) -- (4.45in,1.875in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,0.5in) -- (0.25in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (0,1.375in) -- (0.25in,1.375in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,0.5in) -- (5.0625in,0.5in);
draw[black, very thick] (4.8125in,1.375in) -- (5.0625in,1.375in);
filldraw[color=black, thick, pattern=north west lines] (5.0625in,0) rectangle (5.375in,1.875in);
filldraw[color=black, fill=white, very thick] (1in,0.25in) -- (1in,1.625in) -- (4.5in,1.4375in) -- (4.5in,0.4375in) -- cycle;
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (2.5in,0.33in) -- (2.5in,1.545in);
draw[black, very thick, loosely dashed] (3.6875in,0.394in) -- (3.6875in,1.481in);
node[rotate=90] (Estes) at (1.23in,0.9375in) includegraphics[width=0.17textwidth]Images/estes-logo.png;
node[rotate=90] at (0.1in,0.9375in) footnotesize textbfLL;
node[rotate=90] at (0.725in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (1.975in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (3.2875in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (4.55in,0.2in) footnotesize textbfFL;
node[rotate=90] at (2.1in,0.9375in) huge textbf3;
node[rotate=90] at (3in,0.9375in) huge textbf2;
node[rotate=90] at (4in,0.9375in) huge textbf1;
endtikzpicture
captionBig Bertha tube marking guide.
labelfig:bigbertha
endfigure
enddocument
If you want to keep the gray background and want to draw the pattern on top of it, use filldraw[color=black, preaction=fill, gray!30,, thick, pattern=north west lines]
edited 8 hours ago
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