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From: pban92 <pb...@ya...> - 2011-05-11 14:12:47
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It worked in your way but I have more complex set-up image to insert. So how
can I do that or is there a general solution how to combine tikz figure in
gnuplot eps figure?
For exapmle, one of the tikz code is as big as the following,
\begin{figure}
\begin{picture}(320,20)(0,12)
\begin{tikzpicture}[scale=0.16]
\pgftransformshift{\pgfpoint{425}{0}}; % shift of (0,0) coordinate
\filldraw[scale=1,color=black](0,0) circle(7cm);
\foreach \angle in {0,120,240}
\filldraw[scale=1,white,rotate=\angle]
(0,0)--++(120:00.4)--++(60:0.4)--++(180:0.4)--++(120:0.4)--++(60:0.4)--++(0:0.4)--++(120:0.4)--++(60:0.4)--++(180:0.4)--++(120:0.4)--++(240:0.4)--++(180:0.4)--++(120:0.4)--++(60:0.4)--++(180:0.4)--++(120:0.4)--++(60:0.4)--++(0:0.4)--++(120:0.4)--++(60:0.4)--++(0:0.4)--++(300:0.4)--++(60:0.4)--++(0:0.4)--++(120:00.4)--++(60:0.4)--++(180:0.4)--++(120:0.4)--++(60:0.4)--++(0:0.4)--++(120:0.4)--++(60:0.4)--++(300:00.4)--++(240:00.4)--++(0:00.4)--++(300:00.4)--++(240:00.4)--++(180:00.4)--++(300:00.4)--++(240:00.4)--++(0:00.4)--++(300:00.4)--++(60:00.4)--++(0:00.4)--++(300:00.4)--++(240:00.4)--++(0:00.4)--++(300:00.4)--++(240:00.4)--++(180:00.4)--++(300:00.4)--++(240:00.4)--++(180:00.4)--++(120:00.4)--++(240:00.4)--++(180:00.4)--++(300:0.4)--++(240:0.4)--++(0:0.4)--++(300:0.4)--++(240:0.4)--++(180:0.4)--++(300:0.4)--++(240:0.4)
;
\draw (0,-10) node {$s3f3$};
\end{tikzpicture}
\end{picture}
I hope I could explain my problem. Many thanks!
Thomas Sefzick wrote:
>
> you could use objects in gnuplot:
> set obj 1 circle center 3.7,0.34 radius 0.8 fill solid fc rgbcolor "black"
> front
> set obj 2 circle center 3.7,0.34 radius 0.4 fill solid fc rgbcolor "white"
> front
> plot ...
>
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