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TikZ how to make supply and demand arrows for nodes?
How to define the default vertical distance between nodes?Changing Size of Arrows, Labels, Loops in Diagrams and Directed GraphsTikZ scaling graphic and adjust node position and keep font sizeNumerical conditional within tikz keys?Half arrows in graph using TikZTikZ: Drawing an arc from an intersection to an intersectionWhy does my arrow head size decrease?Parallel arrows between nodes of varying sizeTransform a shape based on existing coordinatesAdding nodes through a TikZ style, using double dash lines ``--``
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I have the nodes and arcs modeled in TikZ, but I'm scratching my head about how to draw the 'supply' and 'demand' double arrows (e.g. demand of 2 on node 1, supply of 2 on node 3). Can anybody help? Thanks
current code, which produces the nodes and arcs (ignoring dashed lines), the demand nodes, but not the double-tailed supply and demand arrows:
documentclass[]article
usepackagepgf, tikz
usetikzlibraryarrows, automata, positioning
begindocument
begintikzpicture
[roundnode/.style=circle,draw=black!50,thick,
supplynode/.style=circle,
> = stealth, % arrow head style
shorten > = 1pt, % don't touch arrow head to node
auto,
node distance = 3cm, % distance between nodes
semithick % line style
]
node at (0,0) [roundnode] (n1) 1;
node at (2.5,2.5) [roundnode] (n2) 2;
node at (0.0,5.0) [roundnode] (n3) 3;
node at (5.0,0.0) [roundnode] (n4) 4;
node at (5.0,4.0) [roundnode] (n5) 5;
node at (10.0,5.0) [roundnode] (n6) 6;
node at (10.0,0.0) [roundnode] (n7) 7;
node at (7.5,2.5) [roundnode] (n8) 8;
node at (-1.0, -1.0) [supplynode] (s1) 2;
node at (2.5, 3.5) [supplynode] (s2) 1;
node at (-1.0, 6.0) [supplynode] (s3) 2;
node at (5.0,-1.0) [supplynode] (s4) 6;
node at (6.0,4.0) [supplynode] (s5) 2;
node at (11.0,0.0) [supplynode] (s7) 5;
path[->] (n1) edge node 0 (n3);
path[->] (n2) edge node 3 (n1);
path[->] (n2) edge node 2 (n5);
path[->] (n3) edge node 0 (n2);
path[->] (n3) edge node 1 (n6);
path[->] (n4) edge node 1 (n1);
path[->] (n5) edge node 2 (n4);
path[->] (n6) edge node 1 (n8);
path[->] (n7) edge node 1 (n6);
path[->] (n7) edge node 4 (n4);
path[->] (n8) edge node 3 (n5);
path[->] (n8) edge node 0 (n7);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
what the above code produces:
tikz-pgf
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I have the nodes and arcs modeled in TikZ, but I'm scratching my head about how to draw the 'supply' and 'demand' double arrows (e.g. demand of 2 on node 1, supply of 2 on node 3). Can anybody help? Thanks
current code, which produces the nodes and arcs (ignoring dashed lines), the demand nodes, but not the double-tailed supply and demand arrows:
documentclass[]article
usepackagepgf, tikz
usetikzlibraryarrows, automata, positioning
begindocument
begintikzpicture
[roundnode/.style=circle,draw=black!50,thick,
supplynode/.style=circle,
> = stealth, % arrow head style
shorten > = 1pt, % don't touch arrow head to node
auto,
node distance = 3cm, % distance between nodes
semithick % line style
]
node at (0,0) [roundnode] (n1) 1;
node at (2.5,2.5) [roundnode] (n2) 2;
node at (0.0,5.0) [roundnode] (n3) 3;
node at (5.0,0.0) [roundnode] (n4) 4;
node at (5.0,4.0) [roundnode] (n5) 5;
node at (10.0,5.0) [roundnode] (n6) 6;
node at (10.0,0.0) [roundnode] (n7) 7;
node at (7.5,2.5) [roundnode] (n8) 8;
node at (-1.0, -1.0) [supplynode] (s1) 2;
node at (2.5, 3.5) [supplynode] (s2) 1;
node at (-1.0, 6.0) [supplynode] (s3) 2;
node at (5.0,-1.0) [supplynode] (s4) 6;
node at (6.0,4.0) [supplynode] (s5) 2;
node at (11.0,0.0) [supplynode] (s7) 5;
path[->] (n1) edge node 0 (n3);
path[->] (n2) edge node 3 (n1);
path[->] (n2) edge node 2 (n5);
path[->] (n3) edge node 0 (n2);
path[->] (n3) edge node 1 (n6);
path[->] (n4) edge node 1 (n1);
path[->] (n5) edge node 2 (n4);
path[->] (n6) edge node 1 (n8);
path[->] (n7) edge node 1 (n6);
path[->] (n7) edge node 4 (n4);
path[->] (n8) edge node 3 (n5);
path[->] (n8) edge node 0 (n7);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
what the above code produces:
tikz-pgf
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Welcome to Stackexchange! According to our guidelines, it would be appreciated to see some MWE to help you based on your current code. Thanks a lot!
– Dave
Apr 28 at 13:06
withImplies[]fromarrows.metalibrary?
– Zarko
Apr 28 at 13:19
Thanks @Dave, what is MWE?
– user1757226
Apr 28 at 13:34
@user1757226 see tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/63847.
– LarrySnyder610
Apr 28 at 13:36
well, this is only code snippet :-). *mwe*(minimal working example) is complete document beginning withdocumentclasswith needed packages and your definitions in preamble following with document body with your code snippet and withenddocumenton the end.
– Zarko
Apr 28 at 13:45
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I have the nodes and arcs modeled in TikZ, but I'm scratching my head about how to draw the 'supply' and 'demand' double arrows (e.g. demand of 2 on node 1, supply of 2 on node 3). Can anybody help? Thanks
current code, which produces the nodes and arcs (ignoring dashed lines), the demand nodes, but not the double-tailed supply and demand arrows:
documentclass[]article
usepackagepgf, tikz
usetikzlibraryarrows, automata, positioning
begindocument
begintikzpicture
[roundnode/.style=circle,draw=black!50,thick,
supplynode/.style=circle,
> = stealth, % arrow head style
shorten > = 1pt, % don't touch arrow head to node
auto,
node distance = 3cm, % distance between nodes
semithick % line style
]
node at (0,0) [roundnode] (n1) 1;
node at (2.5,2.5) [roundnode] (n2) 2;
node at (0.0,5.0) [roundnode] (n3) 3;
node at (5.0,0.0) [roundnode] (n4) 4;
node at (5.0,4.0) [roundnode] (n5) 5;
node at (10.0,5.0) [roundnode] (n6) 6;
node at (10.0,0.0) [roundnode] (n7) 7;
node at (7.5,2.5) [roundnode] (n8) 8;
node at (-1.0, -1.0) [supplynode] (s1) 2;
node at (2.5, 3.5) [supplynode] (s2) 1;
node at (-1.0, 6.0) [supplynode] (s3) 2;
node at (5.0,-1.0) [supplynode] (s4) 6;
node at (6.0,4.0) [supplynode] (s5) 2;
node at (11.0,0.0) [supplynode] (s7) 5;
path[->] (n1) edge node 0 (n3);
path[->] (n2) edge node 3 (n1);
path[->] (n2) edge node 2 (n5);
path[->] (n3) edge node 0 (n2);
path[->] (n3) edge node 1 (n6);
path[->] (n4) edge node 1 (n1);
path[->] (n5) edge node 2 (n4);
path[->] (n6) edge node 1 (n8);
path[->] (n7) edge node 1 (n6);
path[->] (n7) edge node 4 (n4);
path[->] (n8) edge node 3 (n5);
path[->] (n8) edge node 0 (n7);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
what the above code produces:
tikz-pgf
asked Apr 28 at 13:02
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564
I have the nodes and arcs modeled in TikZ, but I'm scratching my head about how to draw the 'supply' and 'demand' double arrows (e.g. demand of 2 on node 1, supply of 2 on node 3). Can anybody help? Thanks
current code, which produces the nodes and arcs (ignoring dashed lines), the demand nodes, but not the double-tailed supply and demand arrows:
documentclass[]article
usepackagepgf, tikz
usetikzlibraryarrows, automata, positioning
begindocument
begintikzpicture
[roundnode/.style=circle,draw=black!50,thick,
supplynode/.style=circle,
> = stealth, % arrow head style
shorten > = 1pt, % don't touch arrow head to node
auto,
node distance = 3cm, % distance between nodes
semithick % line style
]
node at (0,0) [roundnode] (n1) 1;
node at (2.5,2.5) [roundnode] (n2) 2;
node at (0.0,5.0) [roundnode] (n3) 3;
node at (5.0,0.0) [roundnode] (n4) 4;
node at (5.0,4.0) [roundnode] (n5) 5;
node at (10.0,5.0) [roundnode] (n6) 6;
node at (10.0,0.0) [roundnode] (n7) 7;
node at (7.5,2.5) [roundnode] (n8) 8;
node at (-1.0, -1.0) [supplynode] (s1) 2;
node at (2.5, 3.5) [supplynode] (s2) 1;
node at (-1.0, 6.0) [supplynode] (s3) 2;
node at (5.0,-1.0) [supplynode] (s4) 6;
node at (6.0,4.0) [supplynode] (s5) 2;
node at (11.0,0.0) [supplynode] (s7) 5;
path[->] (n1) edge node 0 (n3);
path[->] (n2) edge node 3 (n1);
path[->] (n2) edge node 2 (n5);
path[->] (n3) edge node 0 (n2);
path[->] (n3) edge node 1 (n6);
path[->] (n4) edge node 1 (n1);
path[->] (n5) edge node 2 (n4);
path[->] (n6) edge node 1 (n8);
path[->] (n7) edge node 1 (n6);
path[->] (n7) edge node 4 (n4);
path[->] (n8) edge node 3 (n5);
path[->] (n8) edge node 0 (n7);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
what the above code produces:
tikz-pgf
tikz-pgf
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Welcome to Stackexchange! According to our guidelines, it would be appreciated to see some MWE to help you based on your current code. Thanks a lot!
– Dave
Apr 28 at 13:06
withImplies[]fromarrows.metalibrary?
– Zarko
Apr 28 at 13:19
Thanks @Dave, what is MWE?
– user1757226
Apr 28 at 13:34
@user1757226 see tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/63847.
– LarrySnyder610
Apr 28 at 13:36
well, this is only code snippet :-). *mwe*(minimal working example) is complete document beginning withdocumentclasswith needed packages and your definitions in preamble following with document body with your code snippet and withenddocumenton the end.
– Zarko
Apr 28 at 13:45
|
show 1 more comment
2
Welcome to Stackexchange! According to our guidelines, it would be appreciated to see some MWE to help you based on your current code. Thanks a lot!
– Dave
Apr 28 at 13:06
withImplies[]fromarrows.metalibrary?
– Zarko
Apr 28 at 13:19
Thanks @Dave, what is MWE?
– user1757226
Apr 28 at 13:34
@user1757226 see tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/63847.
– LarrySnyder610
Apr 28 at 13:36
well, this is only code snippet :-). *mwe*(minimal working example) is complete document beginning withdocumentclasswith needed packages and your definitions in preamble following with document body with your code snippet and withenddocumenton the end.
– Zarko
Apr 28 at 13:45
2
2
Welcome to Stackexchange! According to our guidelines, it would be appreciated to see some MWE to help you based on your current code. Thanks a lot!
– Dave
Apr 28 at 13:06
Welcome to Stackexchange! According to our guidelines, it would be appreciated to see some MWE to help you based on your current code. Thanks a lot!
– Dave
Apr 28 at 13:06
with
Implies[] from arrows.meta library?– Zarko
Apr 28 at 13:19
with
Implies[] from arrows.meta library?– Zarko
Apr 28 at 13:19
Thanks @Dave, what is MWE?
– user1757226
Apr 28 at 13:34
Thanks @Dave, what is MWE?
– user1757226
Apr 28 at 13:34
@user1757226 see tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/63847.
– LarrySnyder610
Apr 28 at 13:36
@user1757226 see tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/63847.
– LarrySnyder610
Apr 28 at 13:36
well, this is only code snippet :-). *mwe*(minimal working example) is complete document beginning with
documentclass with needed packages and your definitions in preamble following with document body with your code snippet and with enddocument on the end.– Zarko
Apr 28 at 13:45
well, this is only code snippet :-). *mwe*(minimal working example) is complete document beginning with
documentclass with needed packages and your definitions in preamble following with document body with your code snippet and with enddocument on the end.– Zarko
Apr 28 at 13:45
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OK, I'm sure there's a better way to organize things inside the Tikz, but I have found a sufficient answer to my question myself. Posting here for posterity.
documentclass[]article
usepackagepgf, tikz
usetikzlibraryarrows, automata, positioning, arrows.meta
begindocument
begintikzpicture
[roundnode/.style=circle,draw=black!50,thick,
supplynode/.style=circle ,
> = stealth, % arrow head style
shorten > = 1pt, % don't touch arrow head to node
auto,
node distance = 3cm, % distance between nodes
semithick % line style
]
node at (0,0) [roundnode] (n1) 1;
node at (2.5,2.5) [roundnode] (n2) 2;
node at (0.0,5.0) [roundnode] (n3) 3;
node at (5.0,0.0) [roundnode] (n4) 4;
node at (5.0,4.0) [roundnode] (n5) 5;
node at (10.0,5.0) [roundnode] (n6) 6;
node at (10.0,0.0) [roundnode] (n7) 7;
node at (7.5,2.5) [roundnode] (n8) 8;
node at (-1.0, -1.0) [supplynode] (s1) 2;
node at (2.5, 4.0) [supplynode] (s2) 1;
node at (-1.0, 6.0) [supplynode] (d3) 2;
node at (5.0,-1.5) [supplynode] (s4) 6;
node at (6.5,4.0) [supplynode] (d5) 2;
node at (11.5,0.0) [supplynode] (d7) 5;
path[->] (n1) edge node 0 (n3);
path[->] (n2) edge node 3 (n1);
path[->] (n2) edge node 2 (n5);
path[->] (n3) edge node 0 (n2);
path[->] (n3) edge node 1 (n6);
path[->] (n4) edge node 1 (n1);
path[->] (n5) edge node 2 (n4);
path[->] (n6) edge node 1 (n8);
path[->] (n7) edge node 1 (n6);
path[->] (n7) edge node 4 (n4);
path[->] (n8) edge node 3 (n5);
path[->] (n8) edge node 0 (n7);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (n1) -- (s1);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (n2) -- (s2);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (d3) -- (n3);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (n4) -- (s4);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (d5) -- (n5);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (d7) -- (n7);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
produces this, which is sufficient for my needs. Thanks @Zarko for the tip.
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let me convert my comments to the answer ... with some off-topic sugestion :-) :
documentclass[tikz, margin=3mm]standalone
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,
quotes
begindocument
begintikzpicture[auto=left,
every edge/.style = draw, semithick, -Stealth, shorten > = 1pt,
]
beginscope[every node/.style=circle, draw=black!50, thick]
node at ( 0.0,0) (n1) 1;
node at ( 2.5,2.5) (n2) 2;
node at ( 0.0,5.0) (n3) 3;
node at ( 5.0,0.0) (n4) 4;
node at ( 5.0,4.0) (n5) 5;
node at (10.0,5.0) (n6) 6;
node at (10.0,0.0) (n7) 7;
node at ( 7.5,2.5) (n8) 8;
endscope
beginscope[every node/.style=circle]
node at (-1.0,-1.0) (s1) 2;
node at ( 2.5, 4.0) (s2) 1;
node at (-1.0, 6.0) (d3) 2;
node at ( 5.0,-1.5) (s4) 6;
node at ( 6.5, 4.0) (d5) 2;
node at (11.5, 0.0) (d7) 5;
endscope
path (n1) edge ["0"] (n3)
(n2) edge ["3"] (n1)
(n2) edge ["2"] (n5)
(n3) edge ["0"] (n2)
(n3) edge ["1"] (n6)
(n4) edge ["1"] (n1)
(n5) edge ["2"] (n4)
(n6) edge ["1"] (n8)
(n7) edge ["1"] (n6)
(n7) edge ["4"] (n4)
(n8) edge ["3"] (n5)
(n8) edge ["0"] (n7);
beginscope[every edge/.style = draw, -Implies, semithick, double distance=1pt]
path (n1) edge (s1)
(n2) edge (s2)
(d3) edge (n3)
(n4) edge (s4)
(d5) edge (n5)
(d7) edge (n7);
endscope
endtikzpicture
enddocument
above mwe gives:
answered Apr 28 at 14:57
ZarkoZarko
133k872174
Thanks, Zarko. Your solution is a much more elegant use of Tikz. My solution is definitely brute-force copy/paste to get the job done.
– user1757226
Apr 28 at 15:08
@user1757226, to be precise: your answer with my suggestion :-), and my answer with my suggestion + off-topic improvements ;-)
– Zarko
Apr 28 at 16:10
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I would use loops to avoid repetition and pins for the double arrows, which can be attached with node also.
documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta
begindocument
begintikzpicture[roundnode/.style=circle,draw=black!50,thick,
supplynode/.style=circle,
every pin edge/.append style=line width=1pt,double distance=2pt,draw,
> = stealth, % arrow head style
shorten > = 1pt, % don't touch arrow head to node
semithick % line style
]
foreach [count=X] Coord in
(0,0),(2.5,2.5),(0.0,5.0),(5.0,0.0),(5.0,4.0),(10.0,5.0),(10.0,0.0),(7.5,2.5)
node[roundnode] (nX) at Coord X;
foreach X/Y/Z in 1/below left/2,2/above/1,4/below/6
node also [pin=[pin distance=8mm,pin edge=-Implies]Y:Z] (nX);
foreach X/Y/Z in 3/above left/2,5/right/2,7/right/5
node also [pin=[pin distance=8mm,pin edge=Implies-]Y:Z] (nX);
foreach X/Y/Z in 1/0/3,2/3/1,2/2/5,3/0/2,3/1/6,4/1/1,5/2/4,6/1/8,7/1/6,7/4/4,8/3/5,8/0/7
draw[->] (nX) -- (nZ) node[midway,auto]Y;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
One could reduce it to two loops at the expense of introducing some ifs. With graphdrawing one could avoid the need of introducing explicit coordinates and/or distances altogether but this would require lualatex.
answered Apr 28 at 20:31
marmotmarmot
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OK, I'm sure there's a better way to organize things inside the Tikz, but I have found a sufficient answer to my question myself. Posting here for posterity.
documentclass[]article
usepackagepgf, tikz
usetikzlibraryarrows, automata, positioning, arrows.meta
begindocument
begintikzpicture
[roundnode/.style=circle,draw=black!50,thick,
supplynode/.style=circle ,
> = stealth, % arrow head style
shorten > = 1pt, % don't touch arrow head to node
auto,
node distance = 3cm, % distance between nodes
semithick % line style
]
node at (0,0) [roundnode] (n1) 1;
node at (2.5,2.5) [roundnode] (n2) 2;
node at (0.0,5.0) [roundnode] (n3) 3;
node at (5.0,0.0) [roundnode] (n4) 4;
node at (5.0,4.0) [roundnode] (n5) 5;
node at (10.0,5.0) [roundnode] (n6) 6;
node at (10.0,0.0) [roundnode] (n7) 7;
node at (7.5,2.5) [roundnode] (n8) 8;
node at (-1.0, -1.0) [supplynode] (s1) 2;
node at (2.5, 4.0) [supplynode] (s2) 1;
node at (-1.0, 6.0) [supplynode] (d3) 2;
node at (5.0,-1.5) [supplynode] (s4) 6;
node at (6.5,4.0) [supplynode] (d5) 2;
node at (11.5,0.0) [supplynode] (d7) 5;
path[->] (n1) edge node 0 (n3);
path[->] (n2) edge node 3 (n1);
path[->] (n2) edge node 2 (n5);
path[->] (n3) edge node 0 (n2);
path[->] (n3) edge node 1 (n6);
path[->] (n4) edge node 1 (n1);
path[->] (n5) edge node 2 (n4);
path[->] (n6) edge node 1 (n8);
path[->] (n7) edge node 1 (n6);
path[->] (n7) edge node 4 (n4);
path[->] (n8) edge node 3 (n5);
path[->] (n8) edge node 0 (n7);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (n1) -- (s1);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (n2) -- (s2);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (d3) -- (n3);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (n4) -- (s4);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (d5) -- (n5);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (d7) -- (n7);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
produces this, which is sufficient for my needs. Thanks @Zarko for the tip.
answered Apr 28 at 14:31
user1757226user1757226
564
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4
OK, I'm sure there's a better way to organize things inside the Tikz, but I have found a sufficient answer to my question myself. Posting here for posterity.
documentclass[]article
usepackagepgf, tikz
usetikzlibraryarrows, automata, positioning, arrows.meta
begindocument
begintikzpicture
[roundnode/.style=circle,draw=black!50,thick,
supplynode/.style=circle ,
> = stealth, % arrow head style
shorten > = 1pt, % don't touch arrow head to node
auto,
node distance = 3cm, % distance between nodes
semithick % line style
]
node at (0,0) [roundnode] (n1) 1;
node at (2.5,2.5) [roundnode] (n2) 2;
node at (0.0,5.0) [roundnode] (n3) 3;
node at (5.0,0.0) [roundnode] (n4) 4;
node at (5.0,4.0) [roundnode] (n5) 5;
node at (10.0,5.0) [roundnode] (n6) 6;
node at (10.0,0.0) [roundnode] (n7) 7;
node at (7.5,2.5) [roundnode] (n8) 8;
node at (-1.0, -1.0) [supplynode] (s1) 2;
node at (2.5, 4.0) [supplynode] (s2) 1;
node at (-1.0, 6.0) [supplynode] (d3) 2;
node at (5.0,-1.5) [supplynode] (s4) 6;
node at (6.5,4.0) [supplynode] (d5) 2;
node at (11.5,0.0) [supplynode] (d7) 5;
path[->] (n1) edge node 0 (n3);
path[->] (n2) edge node 3 (n1);
path[->] (n2) edge node 2 (n5);
path[->] (n3) edge node 0 (n2);
path[->] (n3) edge node 1 (n6);
path[->] (n4) edge node 1 (n1);
path[->] (n5) edge node 2 (n4);
path[->] (n6) edge node 1 (n8);
path[->] (n7) edge node 1 (n6);
path[->] (n7) edge node 4 (n4);
path[->] (n8) edge node 3 (n5);
path[->] (n8) edge node 0 (n7);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (n1) -- (s1);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (n2) -- (s2);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (d3) -- (n3);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (n4) -- (s4);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (d5) -- (n5);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (d7) -- (n7);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
produces this, which is sufficient for my needs. Thanks @Zarko for the tip.
answered Apr 28 at 14:31
user1757226user1757226
564
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4
4
4
OK, I'm sure there's a better way to organize things inside the Tikz, but I have found a sufficient answer to my question myself. Posting here for posterity.
documentclass[]article
usepackagepgf, tikz
usetikzlibraryarrows, automata, positioning, arrows.meta
begindocument
begintikzpicture
[roundnode/.style=circle,draw=black!50,thick,
supplynode/.style=circle ,
> = stealth, % arrow head style
shorten > = 1pt, % don't touch arrow head to node
auto,
node distance = 3cm, % distance between nodes
semithick % line style
]
node at (0,0) [roundnode] (n1) 1;
node at (2.5,2.5) [roundnode] (n2) 2;
node at (0.0,5.0) [roundnode] (n3) 3;
node at (5.0,0.0) [roundnode] (n4) 4;
node at (5.0,4.0) [roundnode] (n5) 5;
node at (10.0,5.0) [roundnode] (n6) 6;
node at (10.0,0.0) [roundnode] (n7) 7;
node at (7.5,2.5) [roundnode] (n8) 8;
node at (-1.0, -1.0) [supplynode] (s1) 2;
node at (2.5, 4.0) [supplynode] (s2) 1;
node at (-1.0, 6.0) [supplynode] (d3) 2;
node at (5.0,-1.5) [supplynode] (s4) 6;
node at (6.5,4.0) [supplynode] (d5) 2;
node at (11.5,0.0) [supplynode] (d7) 5;
path[->] (n1) edge node 0 (n3);
path[->] (n2) edge node 3 (n1);
path[->] (n2) edge node 2 (n5);
path[->] (n3) edge node 0 (n2);
path[->] (n3) edge node 1 (n6);
path[->] (n4) edge node 1 (n1);
path[->] (n5) edge node 2 (n4);
path[->] (n6) edge node 1 (n8);
path[->] (n7) edge node 1 (n6);
path[->] (n7) edge node 4 (n4);
path[->] (n8) edge node 3 (n5);
path[->] (n8) edge node 0 (n7);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (n1) -- (s1);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (n2) -- (s2);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (d3) -- (n3);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (n4) -- (s4);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (d5) -- (n5);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (d7) -- (n7);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
produces this, which is sufficient for my needs. Thanks @Zarko for the tip.
answered Apr 28 at 14:31
user1757226user1757226
564
OK, I'm sure there's a better way to organize things inside the Tikz, but I have found a sufficient answer to my question myself. Posting here for posterity.
documentclass[]article
usepackagepgf, tikz
usetikzlibraryarrows, automata, positioning, arrows.meta
begindocument
begintikzpicture
[roundnode/.style=circle,draw=black!50,thick,
supplynode/.style=circle ,
> = stealth, % arrow head style
shorten > = 1pt, % don't touch arrow head to node
auto,
node distance = 3cm, % distance between nodes
semithick % line style
]
node at (0,0) [roundnode] (n1) 1;
node at (2.5,2.5) [roundnode] (n2) 2;
node at (0.0,5.0) [roundnode] (n3) 3;
node at (5.0,0.0) [roundnode] (n4) 4;
node at (5.0,4.0) [roundnode] (n5) 5;
node at (10.0,5.0) [roundnode] (n6) 6;
node at (10.0,0.0) [roundnode] (n7) 7;
node at (7.5,2.5) [roundnode] (n8) 8;
node at (-1.0, -1.0) [supplynode] (s1) 2;
node at (2.5, 4.0) [supplynode] (s2) 1;
node at (-1.0, 6.0) [supplynode] (d3) 2;
node at (5.0,-1.5) [supplynode] (s4) 6;
node at (6.5,4.0) [supplynode] (d5) 2;
node at (11.5,0.0) [supplynode] (d7) 5;
path[->] (n1) edge node 0 (n3);
path[->] (n2) edge node 3 (n1);
path[->] (n2) edge node 2 (n5);
path[->] (n3) edge node 0 (n2);
path[->] (n3) edge node 1 (n6);
path[->] (n4) edge node 1 (n1);
path[->] (n5) edge node 2 (n4);
path[->] (n6) edge node 1 (n8);
path[->] (n7) edge node 1 (n6);
path[->] (n7) edge node 4 (n4);
path[->] (n8) edge node 3 (n5);
path[->] (n8) edge node 0 (n7);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (n1) -- (s1);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (n2) -- (s2);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (d3) -- (n3);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (n4) -- (s4);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (d5) -- (n5);
draw[-Implies,line width=1pt,double distance=2pt] (d7) -- (n7);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
produces this, which is sufficient for my needs. Thanks @Zarko for the tip.
answered Apr 28 at 14:31
user1757226user1757226
564
answered Apr 28 at 14:31
user1757226user1757226
564
answered Apr 28 at 14:31
user1757226user1757226
564
answered Apr 28 at 14:31
user1757226user1757226
564
564
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let me convert my comments to the answer ... with some off-topic sugestion :-) :
documentclass[tikz, margin=3mm]standalone
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,
quotes
begindocument
begintikzpicture[auto=left,
every edge/.style = draw, semithick, -Stealth, shorten > = 1pt,
]
beginscope[every node/.style=circle, draw=black!50, thick]
node at ( 0.0,0) (n1) 1;
node at ( 2.5,2.5) (n2) 2;
node at ( 0.0,5.0) (n3) 3;
node at ( 5.0,0.0) (n4) 4;
node at ( 5.0,4.0) (n5) 5;
node at (10.0,5.0) (n6) 6;
node at (10.0,0.0) (n7) 7;
node at ( 7.5,2.5) (n8) 8;
endscope
beginscope[every node/.style=circle]
node at (-1.0,-1.0) (s1) 2;
node at ( 2.5, 4.0) (s2) 1;
node at (-1.0, 6.0) (d3) 2;
node at ( 5.0,-1.5) (s4) 6;
node at ( 6.5, 4.0) (d5) 2;
node at (11.5, 0.0) (d7) 5;
endscope
path (n1) edge ["0"] (n3)
(n2) edge ["3"] (n1)
(n2) edge ["2"] (n5)
(n3) edge ["0"] (n2)
(n3) edge ["1"] (n6)
(n4) edge ["1"] (n1)
(n5) edge ["2"] (n4)
(n6) edge ["1"] (n8)
(n7) edge ["1"] (n6)
(n7) edge ["4"] (n4)
(n8) edge ["3"] (n5)
(n8) edge ["0"] (n7);
beginscope[every edge/.style = draw, -Implies, semithick, double distance=1pt]
path (n1) edge (s1)
(n2) edge (s2)
(d3) edge (n3)
(n4) edge (s4)
(d5) edge (n5)
(d7) edge (n7);
endscope
endtikzpicture
enddocument
above mwe gives:
answered Apr 28 at 14:57
ZarkoZarko
133k872174
Thanks, Zarko. Your solution is a much more elegant use of Tikz. My solution is definitely brute-force copy/paste to get the job done.
– user1757226
Apr 28 at 15:08
@user1757226, to be precise: your answer with my suggestion :-), and my answer with my suggestion + off-topic improvements ;-)
– Zarko
Apr 28 at 16:10
add a comment |
4
let me convert my comments to the answer ... with some off-topic sugestion :-) :
documentclass[tikz, margin=3mm]standalone
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,
quotes
begindocument
begintikzpicture[auto=left,
every edge/.style = draw, semithick, -Stealth, shorten > = 1pt,
]
beginscope[every node/.style=circle, draw=black!50, thick]
node at ( 0.0,0) (n1) 1;
node at ( 2.5,2.5) (n2) 2;
node at ( 0.0,5.0) (n3) 3;
node at ( 5.0,0.0) (n4) 4;
node at ( 5.0,4.0) (n5) 5;
node at (10.0,5.0) (n6) 6;
node at (10.0,0.0) (n7) 7;
node at ( 7.5,2.5) (n8) 8;
endscope
beginscope[every node/.style=circle]
node at (-1.0,-1.0) (s1) 2;
node at ( 2.5, 4.0) (s2) 1;
node at (-1.0, 6.0) (d3) 2;
node at ( 5.0,-1.5) (s4) 6;
node at ( 6.5, 4.0) (d5) 2;
node at (11.5, 0.0) (d7) 5;
endscope
path (n1) edge ["0"] (n3)
(n2) edge ["3"] (n1)
(n2) edge ["2"] (n5)
(n3) edge ["0"] (n2)
(n3) edge ["1"] (n6)
(n4) edge ["1"] (n1)
(n5) edge ["2"] (n4)
(n6) edge ["1"] (n8)
(n7) edge ["1"] (n6)
(n7) edge ["4"] (n4)
(n8) edge ["3"] (n5)
(n8) edge ["0"] (n7);
beginscope[every edge/.style = draw, -Implies, semithick, double distance=1pt]
path (n1) edge (s1)
(n2) edge (s2)
(d3) edge (n3)
(n4) edge (s4)
(d5) edge (n5)
(d7) edge (n7);
endscope
endtikzpicture
enddocument
above mwe gives:
answered Apr 28 at 14:57
ZarkoZarko
133k872174
Thanks, Zarko. Your solution is a much more elegant use of Tikz. My solution is definitely brute-force copy/paste to get the job done.
– user1757226
Apr 28 at 15:08
@user1757226, to be precise: your answer with my suggestion :-), and my answer with my suggestion + off-topic improvements ;-)
– Zarko
Apr 28 at 16:10
add a comment |
4
4
4
let me convert my comments to the answer ... with some off-topic sugestion :-) :
documentclass[tikz, margin=3mm]standalone
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,
quotes
begindocument
begintikzpicture[auto=left,
every edge/.style = draw, semithick, -Stealth, shorten > = 1pt,
]
beginscope[every node/.style=circle, draw=black!50, thick]
node at ( 0.0,0) (n1) 1;
node at ( 2.5,2.5) (n2) 2;
node at ( 0.0,5.0) (n3) 3;
node at ( 5.0,0.0) (n4) 4;
node at ( 5.0,4.0) (n5) 5;
node at (10.0,5.0) (n6) 6;
node at (10.0,0.0) (n7) 7;
node at ( 7.5,2.5) (n8) 8;
endscope
beginscope[every node/.style=circle]
node at (-1.0,-1.0) (s1) 2;
node at ( 2.5, 4.0) (s2) 1;
node at (-1.0, 6.0) (d3) 2;
node at ( 5.0,-1.5) (s4) 6;
node at ( 6.5, 4.0) (d5) 2;
node at (11.5, 0.0) (d7) 5;
endscope
path (n1) edge ["0"] (n3)
(n2) edge ["3"] (n1)
(n2) edge ["2"] (n5)
(n3) edge ["0"] (n2)
(n3) edge ["1"] (n6)
(n4) edge ["1"] (n1)
(n5) edge ["2"] (n4)
(n6) edge ["1"] (n8)
(n7) edge ["1"] (n6)
(n7) edge ["4"] (n4)
(n8) edge ["3"] (n5)
(n8) edge ["0"] (n7);
beginscope[every edge/.style = draw, -Implies, semithick, double distance=1pt]
path (n1) edge (s1)
(n2) edge (s2)
(d3) edge (n3)
(n4) edge (s4)
(d5) edge (n5)
(d7) edge (n7);
endscope
endtikzpicture
enddocument
above mwe gives:
answered Apr 28 at 14:57
ZarkoZarko
133k872174
let me convert my comments to the answer ... with some off-topic sugestion :-) :
documentclass[tikz, margin=3mm]standalone
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,
quotes
begindocument
begintikzpicture[auto=left,
every edge/.style = draw, semithick, -Stealth, shorten > = 1pt,
]
beginscope[every node/.style=circle, draw=black!50, thick]
node at ( 0.0,0) (n1) 1;
node at ( 2.5,2.5) (n2) 2;
node at ( 0.0,5.0) (n3) 3;
node at ( 5.0,0.0) (n4) 4;
node at ( 5.0,4.0) (n5) 5;
node at (10.0,5.0) (n6) 6;
node at (10.0,0.0) (n7) 7;
node at ( 7.5,2.5) (n8) 8;
endscope
beginscope[every node/.style=circle]
node at (-1.0,-1.0) (s1) 2;
node at ( 2.5, 4.0) (s2) 1;
node at (-1.0, 6.0) (d3) 2;
node at ( 5.0,-1.5) (s4) 6;
node at ( 6.5, 4.0) (d5) 2;
node at (11.5, 0.0) (d7) 5;
endscope
path (n1) edge ["0"] (n3)
(n2) edge ["3"] (n1)
(n2) edge ["2"] (n5)
(n3) edge ["0"] (n2)
(n3) edge ["1"] (n6)
(n4) edge ["1"] (n1)
(n5) edge ["2"] (n4)
(n6) edge ["1"] (n8)
(n7) edge ["1"] (n6)
(n7) edge ["4"] (n4)
(n8) edge ["3"] (n5)
(n8) edge ["0"] (n7);
beginscope[every edge/.style = draw, -Implies, semithick, double distance=1pt]
path (n1) edge (s1)
(n2) edge (s2)
(d3) edge (n3)
(n4) edge (s4)
(d5) edge (n5)
(d7) edge (n7);
endscope
endtikzpicture
enddocument
above mwe gives:
answered Apr 28 at 14:57
ZarkoZarko
133k872174
edited Apr 28 at 17:48
answered Apr 28 at 14:57
ZarkoZarko
133k872174
answered Apr 28 at 14:57
ZarkoZarko
133k872174
answered Apr 28 at 14:57
ZarkoZarko
133k872174
133k872174
Thanks, Zarko. Your solution is a much more elegant use of Tikz. My solution is definitely brute-force copy/paste to get the job done.
– user1757226
Apr 28 at 15:08
@user1757226, to be precise: your answer with my suggestion :-), and my answer with my suggestion + off-topic improvements ;-)
– Zarko
Apr 28 at 16:10
add a comment |
Thanks, Zarko. Your solution is a much more elegant use of Tikz. My solution is definitely brute-force copy/paste to get the job done.
– user1757226
Apr 28 at 15:08
@user1757226, to be precise: your answer with my suggestion :-), and my answer with my suggestion + off-topic improvements ;-)
– Zarko
Apr 28 at 16:10
Thanks, Zarko. Your solution is a much more elegant use of Tikz. My solution is definitely brute-force copy/paste to get the job done.
– user1757226
Apr 28 at 15:08
Thanks, Zarko. Your solution is a much more elegant use of Tikz. My solution is definitely brute-force copy/paste to get the job done.
– user1757226
Apr 28 at 15:08
@user1757226, to be precise: your answer with my suggestion :-), and my answer with my suggestion + off-topic improvements ;-)
– Zarko
Apr 28 at 16:10
@user1757226, to be precise: your answer with my suggestion :-), and my answer with my suggestion + off-topic improvements ;-)
– Zarko
Apr 28 at 16:10
add a comment |
1
I would use loops to avoid repetition and pins for the double arrows, which can be attached with node also.
documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta
begindocument
begintikzpicture[roundnode/.style=circle,draw=black!50,thick,
supplynode/.style=circle,
every pin edge/.append style=line width=1pt,double distance=2pt,draw,
> = stealth, % arrow head style
shorten > = 1pt, % don't touch arrow head to node
semithick % line style
]
foreach [count=X] Coord in
(0,0),(2.5,2.5),(0.0,5.0),(5.0,0.0),(5.0,4.0),(10.0,5.0),(10.0,0.0),(7.5,2.5)
node[roundnode] (nX) at Coord X;
foreach X/Y/Z in 1/below left/2,2/above/1,4/below/6
node also [pin=[pin distance=8mm,pin edge=-Implies]Y:Z] (nX);
foreach X/Y/Z in 3/above left/2,5/right/2,7/right/5
node also [pin=[pin distance=8mm,pin edge=Implies-]Y:Z] (nX);
foreach X/Y/Z in 1/0/3,2/3/1,2/2/5,3/0/2,3/1/6,4/1/1,5/2/4,6/1/8,7/1/6,7/4/4,8/3/5,8/0/7
draw[->] (nX) -- (nZ) node[midway,auto]Y;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
One could reduce it to two loops at the expense of introducing some ifs. With graphdrawing one could avoid the need of introducing explicit coordinates and/or distances altogether but this would require lualatex.
answered Apr 28 at 20:31
marmotmarmot
124k6161305
add a comment |
1
I would use loops to avoid repetition and pins for the double arrows, which can be attached with node also.
documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta
begindocument
begintikzpicture[roundnode/.style=circle,draw=black!50,thick,
supplynode/.style=circle,
every pin edge/.append style=line width=1pt,double distance=2pt,draw,
> = stealth, % arrow head style
shorten > = 1pt, % don't touch arrow head to node
semithick % line style
]
foreach [count=X] Coord in
(0,0),(2.5,2.5),(0.0,5.0),(5.0,0.0),(5.0,4.0),(10.0,5.0),(10.0,0.0),(7.5,2.5)
node[roundnode] (nX) at Coord X;
foreach X/Y/Z in 1/below left/2,2/above/1,4/below/6
node also [pin=[pin distance=8mm,pin edge=-Implies]Y:Z] (nX);
foreach X/Y/Z in 3/above left/2,5/right/2,7/right/5
node also [pin=[pin distance=8mm,pin edge=Implies-]Y:Z] (nX);
foreach X/Y/Z in 1/0/3,2/3/1,2/2/5,3/0/2,3/1/6,4/1/1,5/2/4,6/1/8,7/1/6,7/4/4,8/3/5,8/0/7
draw[->] (nX) -- (nZ) node[midway,auto]Y;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
One could reduce it to two loops at the expense of introducing some ifs. With graphdrawing one could avoid the need of introducing explicit coordinates and/or distances altogether but this would require lualatex.
answered Apr 28 at 20:31
marmotmarmot
124k6161305
add a comment |
1
1
1
I would use loops to avoid repetition and pins for the double arrows, which can be attached with node also.
documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta
begindocument
begintikzpicture[roundnode/.style=circle,draw=black!50,thick,
supplynode/.style=circle,
every pin edge/.append style=line width=1pt,double distance=2pt,draw,
> = stealth, % arrow head style
shorten > = 1pt, % don't touch arrow head to node
semithick % line style
]
foreach [count=X] Coord in
(0,0),(2.5,2.5),(0.0,5.0),(5.0,0.0),(5.0,4.0),(10.0,5.0),(10.0,0.0),(7.5,2.5)
node[roundnode] (nX) at Coord X;
foreach X/Y/Z in 1/below left/2,2/above/1,4/below/6
node also [pin=[pin distance=8mm,pin edge=-Implies]Y:Z] (nX);
foreach X/Y/Z in 3/above left/2,5/right/2,7/right/5
node also [pin=[pin distance=8mm,pin edge=Implies-]Y:Z] (nX);
foreach X/Y/Z in 1/0/3,2/3/1,2/2/5,3/0/2,3/1/6,4/1/1,5/2/4,6/1/8,7/1/6,7/4/4,8/3/5,8/0/7
draw[->] (nX) -- (nZ) node[midway,auto]Y;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
One could reduce it to two loops at the expense of introducing some ifs. With graphdrawing one could avoid the need of introducing explicit coordinates and/or distances altogether but this would require lualatex.
answered Apr 28 at 20:31
marmotmarmot
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I would use loops to avoid repetition and pins for the double arrows, which can be attached with node also.
documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta
begindocument
begintikzpicture[roundnode/.style=circle,draw=black!50,thick,
supplynode/.style=circle,
every pin edge/.append style=line width=1pt,double distance=2pt,draw,
> = stealth, % arrow head style
shorten > = 1pt, % don't touch arrow head to node
semithick % line style
]
foreach [count=X] Coord in
(0,0),(2.5,2.5),(0.0,5.0),(5.0,0.0),(5.0,4.0),(10.0,5.0),(10.0,0.0),(7.5,2.5)
node[roundnode] (nX) at Coord X;
foreach X/Y/Z in 1/below left/2,2/above/1,4/below/6
node also [pin=[pin distance=8mm,pin edge=-Implies]Y:Z] (nX);
foreach X/Y/Z in 3/above left/2,5/right/2,7/right/5
node also [pin=[pin distance=8mm,pin edge=Implies-]Y:Z] (nX);
foreach X/Y/Z in 1/0/3,2/3/1,2/2/5,3/0/2,3/1/6,4/1/1,5/2/4,6/1/8,7/1/6,7/4/4,8/3/5,8/0/7
draw[->] (nX) -- (nZ) node[midway,auto]Y;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
One could reduce it to two loops at the expense of introducing some ifs. With graphdrawing one could avoid the need of introducing explicit coordinates and/or distances altogether but this would require lualatex.
answered Apr 28 at 20:31
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answered Apr 28 at 20:31
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answered Apr 28 at 20:31
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Welcome to Stackexchange! According to our guidelines, it would be appreciated to see some MWE to help you based on your current code. Thanks a lot!
– Dave
Apr 28 at 13:06
with
Implies[]fromarrows.metalibrary?– Zarko
Apr 28 at 13:19
Thanks @Dave, what is MWE?
– user1757226
Apr 28 at 13:34
@user1757226 see tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/63847.
– LarrySnyder610
Apr 28 at 13:36
well, this is only code snippet :-). *mwe*(minimal working example) is complete document beginning with
documentclasswith needed packages and your definitions in preamble following with document body with your code snippet and withenddocumenton the end.– Zarko
Apr 28 at 13:45