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| ``Physics Library tips and tricks''
by bloftin on 2025-03-04 05:31:13 |
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| Starting a forum to capture tips and tricks that can be used to get into a Style guide or at least a getting started guide.
1) So for figures, we need to get find a way for page images to show for non eps, since we use latex->dvi->gs the latex command does not generate a dvi file if the figures are anything put eps. So if you notice that png won't render anything you need to use eps for figure. I am looking to see how we can work around or auto convert if other formats are found like jpg/png.
So for pdf rendering we use command pdflatex which seems to handle lots of different types of figures.
2) For pdf rendering if you don't want figures to show up at top specify placement, example inline [h]
\begin{figure}[h]
\centering
\includegraphics{UniformMotionFig1.png}
\caption{1. }
\end{figure}
3) Inkscape is a good figure generator that is free
replies can add as we learn. |
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