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I want to add some arrows and words on a magnifying pic. Add A, B, and C on the magnifying pic. Could anybody help me fix this problem? Thanks
beginfigure
begintikzpicture[scale=1,spy using outlines=circle, magnification=4,size=2.5cm, connect spies]
coordinate (center) at (0,0);
coordinate (A) at (2,1.5);
coordinate (B) at (6,1.5);
coordinate (C) at (2,1);
coordinate (D) at (6,1);
coordinate (E) at (2,0);
coordinate (F) at (6,0);
coordinate (G) at (2,-1);
coordinate (H) at (6,-1);
coordinate (I) at (2,-1.5);
coordinate (J) at (6,-1.5);
%Upper
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/1.5/K, 4.1/1.5/L, 3.9/1/M, 4.1/1/N,3.8/1.5/O, 3.8/1.3/P, 3.9/1.3/Q, 4.1/1.1/R, 4.2/1.1/S, 4.2/1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%Lower
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/-1.5/K, 4.1/-1.5/L, 3.9/-1/M, 4.1/-1/N, 3.8/-1.5/O, 3.8/-1.3/P, 3.9/-1.3/Q, 4.1/-1.1/R, 4.2/-1.1/S, 4.2/-1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%The left figure
draw [->] (-0.3,0.7) arc [start angle=150, end angle=30, radius=10pt];
draw (center) circle [radius=1.5cm];
draw (center) circle [radius=1cm];
foreach x / y in 0/30,10/40,20/50,30/60,40/70,50/80,60/90,70/100,80/110,90/120,100/130,110/140,120/150,130/160,140/170,150/180,160/190,170/200,180/210,190/220,200/230,210/240,220/250,230/260,240/270,250/280,260/290,270/300,280/310,290/320,300/330,310/340,320/350,330/360,340/10,350/20
draw (x:1) -- (y:1.5);
%The right figure
draw (A)--(B);
draw (C)--(D);
draw (G)--(H);
draw (I)--(J);
draw (C) cos (1.86,0.5) sin (E);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines] (E) cos (2.14,-0.5) sin(G) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (E);
%draw (E) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (G);
draw (F) cos (6.14,-0.5) sin(H);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines](D) cos (6.14,0.5) sin (F) cos (5.86,0.5) sin (D);
draw [style=dashed] (-2,0)--(6.5,0) (0,2)--(0,-2);
%located zoomed figure
spy [red] on (4,1.25) in node [spy] at (8,0);
endtikzpicture
endfigure
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I want to add some arrows and words on a magnifying pic. Add A, B, and C on the magnifying pic. Could anybody help me fix this problem? Thanks
beginfigure
begintikzpicture[scale=1,spy using outlines=circle, magnification=4,size=2.5cm, connect spies]
coordinate (center) at (0,0);
coordinate (A) at (2,1.5);
coordinate (B) at (6,1.5);
coordinate (C) at (2,1);
coordinate (D) at (6,1);
coordinate (E) at (2,0);
coordinate (F) at (6,0);
coordinate (G) at (2,-1);
coordinate (H) at (6,-1);
coordinate (I) at (2,-1.5);
coordinate (J) at (6,-1.5);
%Upper
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/1.5/K, 4.1/1.5/L, 3.9/1/M, 4.1/1/N,3.8/1.5/O, 3.8/1.3/P, 3.9/1.3/Q, 4.1/1.1/R, 4.2/1.1/S, 4.2/1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%Lower
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/-1.5/K, 4.1/-1.5/L, 3.9/-1/M, 4.1/-1/N, 3.8/-1.5/O, 3.8/-1.3/P, 3.9/-1.3/Q, 4.1/-1.1/R, 4.2/-1.1/S, 4.2/-1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%The left figure
draw [->] (-0.3,0.7) arc [start angle=150, end angle=30, radius=10pt];
draw (center) circle [radius=1.5cm];
draw (center) circle [radius=1cm];
foreach x / y in 0/30,10/40,20/50,30/60,40/70,50/80,60/90,70/100,80/110,90/120,100/130,110/140,120/150,130/160,140/170,150/180,160/190,170/200,180/210,190/220,200/230,210/240,220/250,230/260,240/270,250/280,260/290,270/300,280/310,290/320,300/330,310/340,320/350,330/360,340/10,350/20
draw (x:1) -- (y:1.5);
%The right figure
draw (A)--(B);
draw (C)--(D);
draw (G)--(H);
draw (I)--(J);
draw (C) cos (1.86,0.5) sin (E);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines] (E) cos (2.14,-0.5) sin(G) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (E);
%draw (E) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (G);
draw (F) cos (6.14,-0.5) sin(H);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines](D) cos (6.14,0.5) sin (F) cos (5.86,0.5) sin (D);
draw [style=dashed] (-2,0)--(6.5,0) (0,2)--(0,-2);
%located zoomed figure
spy [red] on (4,1.25) in node [spy] at (8,0);
endtikzpicture
endfigure
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I want to add some arrows and words on a magnifying pic. Add A, B, and C on the magnifying pic. Could anybody help me fix this problem? Thanks
beginfigure
begintikzpicture[scale=1,spy using outlines=circle, magnification=4,size=2.5cm, connect spies]
coordinate (center) at (0,0);
coordinate (A) at (2,1.5);
coordinate (B) at (6,1.5);
coordinate (C) at (2,1);
coordinate (D) at (6,1);
coordinate (E) at (2,0);
coordinate (F) at (6,0);
coordinate (G) at (2,-1);
coordinate (H) at (6,-1);
coordinate (I) at (2,-1.5);
coordinate (J) at (6,-1.5);
%Upper
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/1.5/K, 4.1/1.5/L, 3.9/1/M, 4.1/1/N,3.8/1.5/O, 3.8/1.3/P, 3.9/1.3/Q, 4.1/1.1/R, 4.2/1.1/S, 4.2/1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%Lower
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/-1.5/K, 4.1/-1.5/L, 3.9/-1/M, 4.1/-1/N, 3.8/-1.5/O, 3.8/-1.3/P, 3.9/-1.3/Q, 4.1/-1.1/R, 4.2/-1.1/S, 4.2/-1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%The left figure
draw [->] (-0.3,0.7) arc [start angle=150, end angle=30, radius=10pt];
draw (center) circle [radius=1.5cm];
draw (center) circle [radius=1cm];
foreach x / y in 0/30,10/40,20/50,30/60,40/70,50/80,60/90,70/100,80/110,90/120,100/130,110/140,120/150,130/160,140/170,150/180,160/190,170/200,180/210,190/220,200/230,210/240,220/250,230/260,240/270,250/280,260/290,270/300,280/310,290/320,300/330,310/340,320/350,330/360,340/10,350/20
draw (x:1) -- (y:1.5);
%The right figure
draw (A)--(B);
draw (C)--(D);
draw (G)--(H);
draw (I)--(J);
draw (C) cos (1.86,0.5) sin (E);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines] (E) cos (2.14,-0.5) sin(G) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (E);
%draw (E) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (G);
draw (F) cos (6.14,-0.5) sin(H);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines](D) cos (6.14,0.5) sin (F) cos (5.86,0.5) sin (D);
draw [style=dashed] (-2,0)--(6.5,0) (0,2)--(0,-2);
%located zoomed figure
spy [red] on (4,1.25) in node [spy] at (8,0);
endtikzpicture
endfigure
tikz-pgf spy
edited Aug 11 at 19:42
Milo
5,42821345
asked Aug 11 at 18:51
Yuchi
333
I want to add some arrows and words on a magnifying pic. Add A, B, and C on the magnifying pic. Could anybody help me fix this problem? Thanks
beginfigure
begintikzpicture[scale=1,spy using outlines=circle, magnification=4,size=2.5cm, connect spies]
coordinate (center) at (0,0);
coordinate (A) at (2,1.5);
coordinate (B) at (6,1.5);
coordinate (C) at (2,1);
coordinate (D) at (6,1);
coordinate (E) at (2,0);
coordinate (F) at (6,0);
coordinate (G) at (2,-1);
coordinate (H) at (6,-1);
coordinate (I) at (2,-1.5);
coordinate (J) at (6,-1.5);
%Upper
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/1.5/K, 4.1/1.5/L, 3.9/1/M, 4.1/1/N,3.8/1.5/O, 3.8/1.3/P, 3.9/1.3/Q, 4.1/1.1/R, 4.2/1.1/S, 4.2/1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%Lower
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/-1.5/K, 4.1/-1.5/L, 3.9/-1/M, 4.1/-1/N, 3.8/-1.5/O, 3.8/-1.3/P, 3.9/-1.3/Q, 4.1/-1.1/R, 4.2/-1.1/S, 4.2/-1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%The left figure
draw [->] (-0.3,0.7) arc [start angle=150, end angle=30, radius=10pt];
draw (center) circle [radius=1.5cm];
draw (center) circle [radius=1cm];
foreach x / y in 0/30,10/40,20/50,30/60,40/70,50/80,60/90,70/100,80/110,90/120,100/130,110/140,120/150,130/160,140/170,150/180,160/190,170/200,180/210,190/220,200/230,210/240,220/250,230/260,240/270,250/280,260/290,270/300,280/310,290/320,300/330,310/340,320/350,330/360,340/10,350/20
draw (x:1) -- (y:1.5);
%The right figure
draw (A)--(B);
draw (C)--(D);
draw (G)--(H);
draw (I)--(J);
draw (C) cos (1.86,0.5) sin (E);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines] (E) cos (2.14,-0.5) sin(G) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (E);
%draw (E) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (G);
draw (F) cos (6.14,-0.5) sin(H);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines](D) cos (6.14,0.5) sin (F) cos (5.86,0.5) sin (D);
draw [style=dashed] (-2,0)--(6.5,0) (0,2)--(0,-2);
%located zoomed figure
spy [red] on (4,1.25) in node [spy] at (8,0);
endtikzpicture
endfigure
tikz-pgf spy
edited Aug 11 at 19:42
Milo
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asked Aug 11 at 18:51
Yuchi
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edited Aug 11 at 19:42
Milo
5,42821345
edited Aug 11 at 19:42
Milo
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edited Aug 11 at 19:42
Milo
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asked Aug 11 at 18:51
Yuchi
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asked Aug 11 at 18:51
Yuchi
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asked Aug 11 at 18:51
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Here is one way to do it. To make sure the arrows stay on top of the spied area I've used the backgrounds library. Made arrow B green to demonstrate it is indeed on top.
documentclass[tikz,margin=0.5cm]standalone
usetikzlibrarypatterns,spy,backgrounds
pgfdeclarelayerforeground
pgfsetlayersbackground,main,foreground
begindocument
begintikzpicture[scale=1,spy using outlines=circle, magnification=4,size=2.5cm, connect spies]
coordinate (center) at (0,0);
coordinate (A) at (2,1.5);
coordinate (B) at (6,1.5);
coordinate (C) at (2,1);
coordinate (D) at (6,1);
coordinate (E) at (2,0);
coordinate (F) at (6,0);
coordinate (G) at (2,-1);
coordinate (H) at (6,-1);
coordinate (I) at (2,-1.5);
coordinate (J) at (6,-1.5);
%Upper
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/1.5/K, 4.1/1.5/L, 3.9/1/M, 4.1/1/N,3.8/1.5/O, 3.8/1.3/P, 3.9/1.3/Q, 4.1/1.1/R, 4.2/1.1/S, 4.2/1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%Lower
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/-1.5/K, 4.1/-1.5/L, 3.9/-1/M, 4.1/-1/N, 3.8/-1.5/O, 3.8/-1.3/P, 3.9/-1.3/Q, 4.1/-1.1/R, 4.2/-1.1/S, 4.2/-1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%The left figure
draw [->] (-0.3,0.7) arc [start angle=150, end angle=30, radius=10pt];
draw (center) circle [radius=1.5cm];
draw (center) circle [radius=1cm];
foreach x / y in 0/30,10/40,20/50,30/60,40/70,50/80,60/90,70/100,80/110,90/120,100/130,110/140,120/150,130/160,140/170,150/180,160/190,170/200,180/210,190/220,200/230,210/240,220/250,230/260,240/270,250/280,260/290,270/300,280/310,290/320,300/330,310/340,320/350,330/360,340/10,350/20
draw (x:1) -- (y:1.5);
%The right figure
draw (A)--(B);
draw (C)--(D);
draw (G)--(H);
draw (I)--(J);
draw (C) cos (1.86,0.5) sin (E);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines] (E) cos (2.14,-0.5) sin(G) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (E);
%draw (E) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (G);
draw (F) cos (6.14,-0.5) sin(H);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines](D) cos (6.14,0.5) sin (F) cos (5.86,0.5) sin (D);
draw [style=dashed] (-2,0)--(6.5,0) (0,2)--(0,-2);
%located zoomed figure
coordinate (zoomLoc) at (8,0);
spy [red] on (4,1.25) in node at (zoomLoc);
beginpgfonlayerforeground
draw [thick,<-] ([xshift=0.6cm,yshift=-0.3cm]zoomLoc)--++(-60:0.8cm)--++(0:0.7cm) node [right] C;
draw [thick,<-] ([xshift=-0.6cm,yshift=0.5cm]zoomLoc)--++(70:1.2cm)--++(0:1.8cm) node [right] A;
draw [green,thick,<-] ([xshift=0.3cm]zoomLoc)--++(70:1.2cm)--++(0:0.9cm) node [text=black,right] B;
endpgfonlayerforeground
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered Aug 11 at 19:30
Milo
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Thanks for your help. This is my first time I know pgflayer. I am learning pgflayer from the pgfmannual. Thanks again.
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Here is an answer that is based on this older answer and conceptionally very similar to Milo's nice answer. The slight advantage is that this answer comes with a local coordinate system for the zoomed part, which may make it more straightforward to place the annotations. In particular, if you ever decide to move the zoomed in stuff around and/or change the zoom factor, the annotations will adjust. Milos approach is also fine with moving the zoomed stuff around. I also use outlined arrows for the sake of a better visibility.
documentclass[tikz,margin=0.5cm]standalone
usetikzlibrarypatterns,spy,backgrounds,calc,arrows.meta
pgfdeclarelayerforeground
pgfsetlayersbackground,main,foreground
begindocument
tikzsetevery spy on node/.append style=alias=zoom
begintikzpicture[remember picture,scale=1,spy using outlines=circle, magnification=4,size=2.5cm, connect spies]
coordinate (center) at (0,0);
coordinate (A) at (2,1.5);
coordinate (B) at (6,1.5);
coordinate (C) at (2,1);
coordinate (D) at (6,1);
coordinate (E) at (2,0);
coordinate (F) at (6,0);
coordinate (G) at (2,-1);
coordinate (H) at (6,-1);
coordinate (I) at (2,-1.5);
coordinate (J) at (6,-1.5);
%Upper
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/1.5/K, 4.1/1.5/L, 3.9/1/M, 4.1/1/N,3.8/1.5/O, 3.8/1.3/P, 3.9/1.3/Q, 4.1/1.1/R, 4.2/1.1/S, 4.2/1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%Lower
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/-1.5/K, 4.1/-1.5/L, 3.9/-1/M, 4.1/-1/N, 3.8/-1.5/O, 3.8/-1.3/P, 3.9/-1.3/Q, 4.1/-1.1/R, 4.2/-1.1/S, 4.2/-1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%The left figure
draw [->] (-0.3,0.7) arc [start angle=150, end angle=30, radius=10pt];
draw (center) circle [radius=1.5cm];
draw (center) circle [radius=1cm];
foreach x / y in 0/30,10/40,20/50,30/60,40/70,50/80,60/90,70/100,80/110,90/120,100/130,110/140,120/150,130/160,140/170,150/180,160/190,170/200,180/210,190/220,200/230,210/240,220/250,230/260,240/270,250/280,260/290,270/300,280/310,290/320,300/330,310/340,320/350,330/360,340/10,350/20
draw (x:1) -- (y:1.5);
%The right figure
draw (A)--(B);
draw (C)--(D);
draw (G)--(H);
draw (I)--(J);
draw (C) cos (1.86,0.5) sin (E);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines] (E) cos (2.14,-0.5) sin(G) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (E);
%draw (E) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (G);
draw (F) cos (6.14,-0.5) sin(H);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines](D) cos (6.14,0.5) sin (F) cos (5.86,0.5) sin (D);
draw [style=dashed] (-2,0)--(6.5,0) (0,2)--(0,-2);
%located zoomed figure
coordinate (zoomLoc) at (8,0);
spy [red,on background layer,
spy connection path=draw (tikzspyonnode) -- (tikzspyinnode);
beginpgfonlayerforeground % https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/426272/121799
beginscope[shift=(tikzspyinnode.south west),x=($(tikzspyinnode.south east)-(tikzspyinnode.south west)$),
y=($(tikzspyinnode.north west)-(tikzspyinnode.south west)$)]
draw[Latex[open]-,black,double=white] (0.15,0.75) -- ++ (0.5,0.5) -- ++ (0.5,0)
node[right,minimum size=0pt]A;
draw[Latex[open,fill=white]-,black,double=white] (0.5,0.5) --
++ (0.35,0.35) -- ++ (0.35,0) node[right,minimum size=0pt]B;
draw[Latex[open,fill=white]-,black,double=white] (0.8,0.4) --
++ (0.25,-0.25) -- ++ (0.15,0) node[right,minimum size=0pt]C;
endscope
endpgfonlayer] on (4,1.25) in node at (zoomLoc);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered Aug 11 at 22:43
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Here is one way to do it. To make sure the arrows stay on top of the spied area I've used the backgrounds library. Made arrow B green to demonstrate it is indeed on top.
documentclass[tikz,margin=0.5cm]standalone
usetikzlibrarypatterns,spy,backgrounds
pgfdeclarelayerforeground
pgfsetlayersbackground,main,foreground
begindocument
begintikzpicture[scale=1,spy using outlines=circle, magnification=4,size=2.5cm, connect spies]
coordinate (center) at (0,0);
coordinate (A) at (2,1.5);
coordinate (B) at (6,1.5);
coordinate (C) at (2,1);
coordinate (D) at (6,1);
coordinate (E) at (2,0);
coordinate (F) at (6,0);
coordinate (G) at (2,-1);
coordinate (H) at (6,-1);
coordinate (I) at (2,-1.5);
coordinate (J) at (6,-1.5);
%Upper
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/1.5/K, 4.1/1.5/L, 3.9/1/M, 4.1/1/N,3.8/1.5/O, 3.8/1.3/P, 3.9/1.3/Q, 4.1/1.1/R, 4.2/1.1/S, 4.2/1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%Lower
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/-1.5/K, 4.1/-1.5/L, 3.9/-1/M, 4.1/-1/N, 3.8/-1.5/O, 3.8/-1.3/P, 3.9/-1.3/Q, 4.1/-1.1/R, 4.2/-1.1/S, 4.2/-1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%The left figure
draw [->] (-0.3,0.7) arc [start angle=150, end angle=30, radius=10pt];
draw (center) circle [radius=1.5cm];
draw (center) circle [radius=1cm];
foreach x / y in 0/30,10/40,20/50,30/60,40/70,50/80,60/90,70/100,80/110,90/120,100/130,110/140,120/150,130/160,140/170,150/180,160/190,170/200,180/210,190/220,200/230,210/240,220/250,230/260,240/270,250/280,260/290,270/300,280/310,290/320,300/330,310/340,320/350,330/360,340/10,350/20
draw (x:1) -- (y:1.5);
%The right figure
draw (A)--(B);
draw (C)--(D);
draw (G)--(H);
draw (I)--(J);
draw (C) cos (1.86,0.5) sin (E);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines] (E) cos (2.14,-0.5) sin(G) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (E);
%draw (E) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (G);
draw (F) cos (6.14,-0.5) sin(H);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines](D) cos (6.14,0.5) sin (F) cos (5.86,0.5) sin (D);
draw [style=dashed] (-2,0)--(6.5,0) (0,2)--(0,-2);
%located zoomed figure
coordinate (zoomLoc) at (8,0);
spy [red] on (4,1.25) in node at (zoomLoc);
beginpgfonlayerforeground
draw [thick,<-] ([xshift=0.6cm,yshift=-0.3cm]zoomLoc)--++(-60:0.8cm)--++(0:0.7cm) node [right] C;
draw [thick,<-] ([xshift=-0.6cm,yshift=0.5cm]zoomLoc)--++(70:1.2cm)--++(0:1.8cm) node [right] A;
draw [green,thick,<-] ([xshift=0.3cm]zoomLoc)--++(70:1.2cm)--++(0:0.9cm) node [text=black,right] B;
endpgfonlayerforeground
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered Aug 11 at 19:30
Milo
5,42821345
Thanks for your help. This is my first time I know pgflayer. I am learning pgflayer from the pgfmannual. Thanks again.
– Yuchi
Aug 12 at 6:48
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up vote
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Here is one way to do it. To make sure the arrows stay on top of the spied area I've used the backgrounds library. Made arrow B green to demonstrate it is indeed on top.
documentclass[tikz,margin=0.5cm]standalone
usetikzlibrarypatterns,spy,backgrounds
pgfdeclarelayerforeground
pgfsetlayersbackground,main,foreground
begindocument
begintikzpicture[scale=1,spy using outlines=circle, magnification=4,size=2.5cm, connect spies]
coordinate (center) at (0,0);
coordinate (A) at (2,1.5);
coordinate (B) at (6,1.5);
coordinate (C) at (2,1);
coordinate (D) at (6,1);
coordinate (E) at (2,0);
coordinate (F) at (6,0);
coordinate (G) at (2,-1);
coordinate (H) at (6,-1);
coordinate (I) at (2,-1.5);
coordinate (J) at (6,-1.5);
%Upper
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/1.5/K, 4.1/1.5/L, 3.9/1/M, 4.1/1/N,3.8/1.5/O, 3.8/1.3/P, 3.9/1.3/Q, 4.1/1.1/R, 4.2/1.1/S, 4.2/1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%Lower
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/-1.5/K, 4.1/-1.5/L, 3.9/-1/M, 4.1/-1/N, 3.8/-1.5/O, 3.8/-1.3/P, 3.9/-1.3/Q, 4.1/-1.1/R, 4.2/-1.1/S, 4.2/-1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%The left figure
draw [->] (-0.3,0.7) arc [start angle=150, end angle=30, radius=10pt];
draw (center) circle [radius=1.5cm];
draw (center) circle [radius=1cm];
foreach x / y in 0/30,10/40,20/50,30/60,40/70,50/80,60/90,70/100,80/110,90/120,100/130,110/140,120/150,130/160,140/170,150/180,160/190,170/200,180/210,190/220,200/230,210/240,220/250,230/260,240/270,250/280,260/290,270/300,280/310,290/320,300/330,310/340,320/350,330/360,340/10,350/20
draw (x:1) -- (y:1.5);
%The right figure
draw (A)--(B);
draw (C)--(D);
draw (G)--(H);
draw (I)--(J);
draw (C) cos (1.86,0.5) sin (E);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines] (E) cos (2.14,-0.5) sin(G) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (E);
%draw (E) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (G);
draw (F) cos (6.14,-0.5) sin(H);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines](D) cos (6.14,0.5) sin (F) cos (5.86,0.5) sin (D);
draw [style=dashed] (-2,0)--(6.5,0) (0,2)--(0,-2);
%located zoomed figure
coordinate (zoomLoc) at (8,0);
spy [red] on (4,1.25) in node at (zoomLoc);
beginpgfonlayerforeground
draw [thick,<-] ([xshift=0.6cm,yshift=-0.3cm]zoomLoc)--++(-60:0.8cm)--++(0:0.7cm) node [right] C;
draw [thick,<-] ([xshift=-0.6cm,yshift=0.5cm]zoomLoc)--++(70:1.2cm)--++(0:1.8cm) node [right] A;
draw [green,thick,<-] ([xshift=0.3cm]zoomLoc)--++(70:1.2cm)--++(0:0.9cm) node [text=black,right] B;
endpgfonlayerforeground
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered Aug 11 at 19:30
Milo
5,42821345
Thanks for your help. This is my first time I know pgflayer. I am learning pgflayer from the pgfmannual. Thanks again.
– Yuchi
Aug 12 at 6:48
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up vote
3
down vote
accepted
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
Here is one way to do it. To make sure the arrows stay on top of the spied area I've used the backgrounds library. Made arrow B green to demonstrate it is indeed on top.
documentclass[tikz,margin=0.5cm]standalone
usetikzlibrarypatterns,spy,backgrounds
pgfdeclarelayerforeground
pgfsetlayersbackground,main,foreground
begindocument
begintikzpicture[scale=1,spy using outlines=circle, magnification=4,size=2.5cm, connect spies]
coordinate (center) at (0,0);
coordinate (A) at (2,1.5);
coordinate (B) at (6,1.5);
coordinate (C) at (2,1);
coordinate (D) at (6,1);
coordinate (E) at (2,0);
coordinate (F) at (6,0);
coordinate (G) at (2,-1);
coordinate (H) at (6,-1);
coordinate (I) at (2,-1.5);
coordinate (J) at (6,-1.5);
%Upper
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/1.5/K, 4.1/1.5/L, 3.9/1/M, 4.1/1/N,3.8/1.5/O, 3.8/1.3/P, 3.9/1.3/Q, 4.1/1.1/R, 4.2/1.1/S, 4.2/1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%Lower
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/-1.5/K, 4.1/-1.5/L, 3.9/-1/M, 4.1/-1/N, 3.8/-1.5/O, 3.8/-1.3/P, 3.9/-1.3/Q, 4.1/-1.1/R, 4.2/-1.1/S, 4.2/-1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%The left figure
draw [->] (-0.3,0.7) arc [start angle=150, end angle=30, radius=10pt];
draw (center) circle [radius=1.5cm];
draw (center) circle [radius=1cm];
foreach x / y in 0/30,10/40,20/50,30/60,40/70,50/80,60/90,70/100,80/110,90/120,100/130,110/140,120/150,130/160,140/170,150/180,160/190,170/200,180/210,190/220,200/230,210/240,220/250,230/260,240/270,250/280,260/290,270/300,280/310,290/320,300/330,310/340,320/350,330/360,340/10,350/20
draw (x:1) -- (y:1.5);
%The right figure
draw (A)--(B);
draw (C)--(D);
draw (G)--(H);
draw (I)--(J);
draw (C) cos (1.86,0.5) sin (E);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines] (E) cos (2.14,-0.5) sin(G) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (E);
%draw (E) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (G);
draw (F) cos (6.14,-0.5) sin(H);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines](D) cos (6.14,0.5) sin (F) cos (5.86,0.5) sin (D);
draw [style=dashed] (-2,0)--(6.5,0) (0,2)--(0,-2);
%located zoomed figure
coordinate (zoomLoc) at (8,0);
spy [red] on (4,1.25) in node at (zoomLoc);
beginpgfonlayerforeground
draw [thick,<-] ([xshift=0.6cm,yshift=-0.3cm]zoomLoc)--++(-60:0.8cm)--++(0:0.7cm) node [right] C;
draw [thick,<-] ([xshift=-0.6cm,yshift=0.5cm]zoomLoc)--++(70:1.2cm)--++(0:1.8cm) node [right] A;
draw [green,thick,<-] ([xshift=0.3cm]zoomLoc)--++(70:1.2cm)--++(0:0.9cm) node [text=black,right] B;
endpgfonlayerforeground
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered Aug 11 at 19:30
Milo
5,42821345
Here is one way to do it. To make sure the arrows stay on top of the spied area I've used the backgrounds library. Made arrow B green to demonstrate it is indeed on top.
documentclass[tikz,margin=0.5cm]standalone
usetikzlibrarypatterns,spy,backgrounds
pgfdeclarelayerforeground
pgfsetlayersbackground,main,foreground
begindocument
begintikzpicture[scale=1,spy using outlines=circle, magnification=4,size=2.5cm, connect spies]
coordinate (center) at (0,0);
coordinate (A) at (2,1.5);
coordinate (B) at (6,1.5);
coordinate (C) at (2,1);
coordinate (D) at (6,1);
coordinate (E) at (2,0);
coordinate (F) at (6,0);
coordinate (G) at (2,-1);
coordinate (H) at (6,-1);
coordinate (I) at (2,-1.5);
coordinate (J) at (6,-1.5);
%Upper
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/1.5/K, 4.1/1.5/L, 3.9/1/M, 4.1/1/N,3.8/1.5/O, 3.8/1.3/P, 3.9/1.3/Q, 4.1/1.1/R, 4.2/1.1/S, 4.2/1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%Lower
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/-1.5/K, 4.1/-1.5/L, 3.9/-1/M, 4.1/-1/N, 3.8/-1.5/O, 3.8/-1.3/P, 3.9/-1.3/Q, 4.1/-1.1/R, 4.2/-1.1/S, 4.2/-1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%The left figure
draw [->] (-0.3,0.7) arc [start angle=150, end angle=30, radius=10pt];
draw (center) circle [radius=1.5cm];
draw (center) circle [radius=1cm];
foreach x / y in 0/30,10/40,20/50,30/60,40/70,50/80,60/90,70/100,80/110,90/120,100/130,110/140,120/150,130/160,140/170,150/180,160/190,170/200,180/210,190/220,200/230,210/240,220/250,230/260,240/270,250/280,260/290,270/300,280/310,290/320,300/330,310/340,320/350,330/360,340/10,350/20
draw (x:1) -- (y:1.5);
%The right figure
draw (A)--(B);
draw (C)--(D);
draw (G)--(H);
draw (I)--(J);
draw (C) cos (1.86,0.5) sin (E);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines] (E) cos (2.14,-0.5) sin(G) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (E);
%draw (E) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (G);
draw (F) cos (6.14,-0.5) sin(H);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines](D) cos (6.14,0.5) sin (F) cos (5.86,0.5) sin (D);
draw [style=dashed] (-2,0)--(6.5,0) (0,2)--(0,-2);
%located zoomed figure
coordinate (zoomLoc) at (8,0);
spy [red] on (4,1.25) in node at (zoomLoc);
beginpgfonlayerforeground
draw [thick,<-] ([xshift=0.6cm,yshift=-0.3cm]zoomLoc)--++(-60:0.8cm)--++(0:0.7cm) node [right] C;
draw [thick,<-] ([xshift=-0.6cm,yshift=0.5cm]zoomLoc)--++(70:1.2cm)--++(0:1.8cm) node [right] A;
draw [green,thick,<-] ([xshift=0.3cm]zoomLoc)--++(70:1.2cm)--++(0:0.9cm) node [text=black,right] B;
endpgfonlayerforeground
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered Aug 11 at 19:30
Milo
5,42821345
edited Aug 11 at 19:37
answered Aug 11 at 19:30
Milo
5,42821345
answered Aug 11 at 19:30
Milo
5,42821345
answered Aug 11 at 19:30
Milo
5,42821345
5,42821345
Thanks for your help. This is my first time I know pgflayer. I am learning pgflayer from the pgfmannual. Thanks again.
– Yuchi
Aug 12 at 6:48
add a comment |Â
Thanks for your help. This is my first time I know pgflayer. I am learning pgflayer from the pgfmannual. Thanks again.
– Yuchi
Aug 12 at 6:48
Thanks for your help. This is my first time I know pgflayer. I am learning pgflayer from the pgfmannual. Thanks again.
– Yuchi
Aug 12 at 6:48
Thanks for your help. This is my first time I know pgflayer. I am learning pgflayer from the pgfmannual. Thanks again.
– Yuchi
Aug 12 at 6:48
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
down vote
Here is an answer that is based on this older answer and conceptionally very similar to Milo's nice answer. The slight advantage is that this answer comes with a local coordinate system for the zoomed part, which may make it more straightforward to place the annotations. In particular, if you ever decide to move the zoomed in stuff around and/or change the zoom factor, the annotations will adjust. Milos approach is also fine with moving the zoomed stuff around. I also use outlined arrows for the sake of a better visibility.
documentclass[tikz,margin=0.5cm]standalone
usetikzlibrarypatterns,spy,backgrounds,calc,arrows.meta
pgfdeclarelayerforeground
pgfsetlayersbackground,main,foreground
begindocument
tikzsetevery spy on node/.append style=alias=zoom
begintikzpicture[remember picture,scale=1,spy using outlines=circle, magnification=4,size=2.5cm, connect spies]
coordinate (center) at (0,0);
coordinate (A) at (2,1.5);
coordinate (B) at (6,1.5);
coordinate (C) at (2,1);
coordinate (D) at (6,1);
coordinate (E) at (2,0);
coordinate (F) at (6,0);
coordinate (G) at (2,-1);
coordinate (H) at (6,-1);
coordinate (I) at (2,-1.5);
coordinate (J) at (6,-1.5);
%Upper
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/1.5/K, 4.1/1.5/L, 3.9/1/M, 4.1/1/N,3.8/1.5/O, 3.8/1.3/P, 3.9/1.3/Q, 4.1/1.1/R, 4.2/1.1/S, 4.2/1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%Lower
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/-1.5/K, 4.1/-1.5/L, 3.9/-1/M, 4.1/-1/N, 3.8/-1.5/O, 3.8/-1.3/P, 3.9/-1.3/Q, 4.1/-1.1/R, 4.2/-1.1/S, 4.2/-1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%The left figure
draw [->] (-0.3,0.7) arc [start angle=150, end angle=30, radius=10pt];
draw (center) circle [radius=1.5cm];
draw (center) circle [radius=1cm];
foreach x / y in 0/30,10/40,20/50,30/60,40/70,50/80,60/90,70/100,80/110,90/120,100/130,110/140,120/150,130/160,140/170,150/180,160/190,170/200,180/210,190/220,200/230,210/240,220/250,230/260,240/270,250/280,260/290,270/300,280/310,290/320,300/330,310/340,320/350,330/360,340/10,350/20
draw (x:1) -- (y:1.5);
%The right figure
draw (A)--(B);
draw (C)--(D);
draw (G)--(H);
draw (I)--(J);
draw (C) cos (1.86,0.5) sin (E);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines] (E) cos (2.14,-0.5) sin(G) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (E);
%draw (E) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (G);
draw (F) cos (6.14,-0.5) sin(H);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines](D) cos (6.14,0.5) sin (F) cos (5.86,0.5) sin (D);
draw [style=dashed] (-2,0)--(6.5,0) (0,2)--(0,-2);
%located zoomed figure
coordinate (zoomLoc) at (8,0);
spy [red,on background layer,
spy connection path=draw (tikzspyonnode) -- (tikzspyinnode);
beginpgfonlayerforeground % https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/426272/121799
beginscope[shift=(tikzspyinnode.south west),x=($(tikzspyinnode.south east)-(tikzspyinnode.south west)$),
y=($(tikzspyinnode.north west)-(tikzspyinnode.south west)$)]
draw[Latex[open]-,black,double=white] (0.15,0.75) -- ++ (0.5,0.5) -- ++ (0.5,0)
node[right,minimum size=0pt]A;
draw[Latex[open,fill=white]-,black,double=white] (0.5,0.5) --
++ (0.35,0.35) -- ++ (0.35,0) node[right,minimum size=0pt]B;
draw[Latex[open,fill=white]-,black,double=white] (0.8,0.4) --
++ (0.25,-0.25) -- ++ (0.15,0) node[right,minimum size=0pt]C;
endscope
endpgfonlayer] on (4,1.25) in node at (zoomLoc);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered Aug 11 at 22:43
marmot
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up vote
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Here is an answer that is based on this older answer and conceptionally very similar to Milo's nice answer. The slight advantage is that this answer comes with a local coordinate system for the zoomed part, which may make it more straightforward to place the annotations. In particular, if you ever decide to move the zoomed in stuff around and/or change the zoom factor, the annotations will adjust. Milos approach is also fine with moving the zoomed stuff around. I also use outlined arrows for the sake of a better visibility.
documentclass[tikz,margin=0.5cm]standalone
usetikzlibrarypatterns,spy,backgrounds,calc,arrows.meta
pgfdeclarelayerforeground
pgfsetlayersbackground,main,foreground
begindocument
tikzsetevery spy on node/.append style=alias=zoom
begintikzpicture[remember picture,scale=1,spy using outlines=circle, magnification=4,size=2.5cm, connect spies]
coordinate (center) at (0,0);
coordinate (A) at (2,1.5);
coordinate (B) at (6,1.5);
coordinate (C) at (2,1);
coordinate (D) at (6,1);
coordinate (E) at (2,0);
coordinate (F) at (6,0);
coordinate (G) at (2,-1);
coordinate (H) at (6,-1);
coordinate (I) at (2,-1.5);
coordinate (J) at (6,-1.5);
%Upper
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/1.5/K, 4.1/1.5/L, 3.9/1/M, 4.1/1/N,3.8/1.5/O, 3.8/1.3/P, 3.9/1.3/Q, 4.1/1.1/R, 4.2/1.1/S, 4.2/1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%Lower
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/-1.5/K, 4.1/-1.5/L, 3.9/-1/M, 4.1/-1/N, 3.8/-1.5/O, 3.8/-1.3/P, 3.9/-1.3/Q, 4.1/-1.1/R, 4.2/-1.1/S, 4.2/-1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%The left figure
draw [->] (-0.3,0.7) arc [start angle=150, end angle=30, radius=10pt];
draw (center) circle [radius=1.5cm];
draw (center) circle [radius=1cm];
foreach x / y in 0/30,10/40,20/50,30/60,40/70,50/80,60/90,70/100,80/110,90/120,100/130,110/140,120/150,130/160,140/170,150/180,160/190,170/200,180/210,190/220,200/230,210/240,220/250,230/260,240/270,250/280,260/290,270/300,280/310,290/320,300/330,310/340,320/350,330/360,340/10,350/20
draw (x:1) -- (y:1.5);
%The right figure
draw (A)--(B);
draw (C)--(D);
draw (G)--(H);
draw (I)--(J);
draw (C) cos (1.86,0.5) sin (E);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines] (E) cos (2.14,-0.5) sin(G) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (E);
%draw (E) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (G);
draw (F) cos (6.14,-0.5) sin(H);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines](D) cos (6.14,0.5) sin (F) cos (5.86,0.5) sin (D);
draw [style=dashed] (-2,0)--(6.5,0) (0,2)--(0,-2);
%located zoomed figure
coordinate (zoomLoc) at (8,0);
spy [red,on background layer,
spy connection path=draw (tikzspyonnode) -- (tikzspyinnode);
beginpgfonlayerforeground % https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/426272/121799
beginscope[shift=(tikzspyinnode.south west),x=($(tikzspyinnode.south east)-(tikzspyinnode.south west)$),
y=($(tikzspyinnode.north west)-(tikzspyinnode.south west)$)]
draw[Latex[open]-,black,double=white] (0.15,0.75) -- ++ (0.5,0.5) -- ++ (0.5,0)
node[right,minimum size=0pt]A;
draw[Latex[open,fill=white]-,black,double=white] (0.5,0.5) --
++ (0.35,0.35) -- ++ (0.35,0) node[right,minimum size=0pt]B;
draw[Latex[open,fill=white]-,black,double=white] (0.8,0.4) --
++ (0.25,-0.25) -- ++ (0.15,0) node[right,minimum size=0pt]C;
endscope
endpgfonlayer] on (4,1.25) in node at (zoomLoc);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered Aug 11 at 22:43
marmot
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Here is an answer that is based on this older answer and conceptionally very similar to Milo's nice answer. The slight advantage is that this answer comes with a local coordinate system for the zoomed part, which may make it more straightforward to place the annotations. In particular, if you ever decide to move the zoomed in stuff around and/or change the zoom factor, the annotations will adjust. Milos approach is also fine with moving the zoomed stuff around. I also use outlined arrows for the sake of a better visibility.
documentclass[tikz,margin=0.5cm]standalone
usetikzlibrarypatterns,spy,backgrounds,calc,arrows.meta
pgfdeclarelayerforeground
pgfsetlayersbackground,main,foreground
begindocument
tikzsetevery spy on node/.append style=alias=zoom
begintikzpicture[remember picture,scale=1,spy using outlines=circle, magnification=4,size=2.5cm, connect spies]
coordinate (center) at (0,0);
coordinate (A) at (2,1.5);
coordinate (B) at (6,1.5);
coordinate (C) at (2,1);
coordinate (D) at (6,1);
coordinate (E) at (2,0);
coordinate (F) at (6,0);
coordinate (G) at (2,-1);
coordinate (H) at (6,-1);
coordinate (I) at (2,-1.5);
coordinate (J) at (6,-1.5);
%Upper
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/1.5/K, 4.1/1.5/L, 3.9/1/M, 4.1/1/N,3.8/1.5/O, 3.8/1.3/P, 3.9/1.3/Q, 4.1/1.1/R, 4.2/1.1/S, 4.2/1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%Lower
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/-1.5/K, 4.1/-1.5/L, 3.9/-1/M, 4.1/-1/N, 3.8/-1.5/O, 3.8/-1.3/P, 3.9/-1.3/Q, 4.1/-1.1/R, 4.2/-1.1/S, 4.2/-1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%The left figure
draw [->] (-0.3,0.7) arc [start angle=150, end angle=30, radius=10pt];
draw (center) circle [radius=1.5cm];
draw (center) circle [radius=1cm];
foreach x / y in 0/30,10/40,20/50,30/60,40/70,50/80,60/90,70/100,80/110,90/120,100/130,110/140,120/150,130/160,140/170,150/180,160/190,170/200,180/210,190/220,200/230,210/240,220/250,230/260,240/270,250/280,260/290,270/300,280/310,290/320,300/330,310/340,320/350,330/360,340/10,350/20
draw (x:1) -- (y:1.5);
%The right figure
draw (A)--(B);
draw (C)--(D);
draw (G)--(H);
draw (I)--(J);
draw (C) cos (1.86,0.5) sin (E);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines] (E) cos (2.14,-0.5) sin(G) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (E);
%draw (E) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (G);
draw (F) cos (6.14,-0.5) sin(H);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines](D) cos (6.14,0.5) sin (F) cos (5.86,0.5) sin (D);
draw [style=dashed] (-2,0)--(6.5,0) (0,2)--(0,-2);
%located zoomed figure
coordinate (zoomLoc) at (8,0);
spy [red,on background layer,
spy connection path=draw (tikzspyonnode) -- (tikzspyinnode);
beginpgfonlayerforeground % https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/426272/121799
beginscope[shift=(tikzspyinnode.south west),x=($(tikzspyinnode.south east)-(tikzspyinnode.south west)$),
y=($(tikzspyinnode.north west)-(tikzspyinnode.south west)$)]
draw[Latex[open]-,black,double=white] (0.15,0.75) -- ++ (0.5,0.5) -- ++ (0.5,0)
node[right,minimum size=0pt]A;
draw[Latex[open,fill=white]-,black,double=white] (0.5,0.5) --
++ (0.35,0.35) -- ++ (0.35,0) node[right,minimum size=0pt]B;
draw[Latex[open,fill=white]-,black,double=white] (0.8,0.4) --
++ (0.25,-0.25) -- ++ (0.15,0) node[right,minimum size=0pt]C;
endscope
endpgfonlayer] on (4,1.25) in node at (zoomLoc);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered Aug 11 at 22:43
marmot
54.9k459119
Here is an answer that is based on this older answer and conceptionally very similar to Milo's nice answer. The slight advantage is that this answer comes with a local coordinate system for the zoomed part, which may make it more straightforward to place the annotations. In particular, if you ever decide to move the zoomed in stuff around and/or change the zoom factor, the annotations will adjust. Milos approach is also fine with moving the zoomed stuff around. I also use outlined arrows for the sake of a better visibility.
documentclass[tikz,margin=0.5cm]standalone
usetikzlibrarypatterns,spy,backgrounds,calc,arrows.meta
pgfdeclarelayerforeground
pgfsetlayersbackground,main,foreground
begindocument
tikzsetevery spy on node/.append style=alias=zoom
begintikzpicture[remember picture,scale=1,spy using outlines=circle, magnification=4,size=2.5cm, connect spies]
coordinate (center) at (0,0);
coordinate (A) at (2,1.5);
coordinate (B) at (6,1.5);
coordinate (C) at (2,1);
coordinate (D) at (6,1);
coordinate (E) at (2,0);
coordinate (F) at (6,0);
coordinate (G) at (2,-1);
coordinate (H) at (6,-1);
coordinate (I) at (2,-1.5);
coordinate (J) at (6,-1.5);
%Upper
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/1.5/K, 4.1/1.5/L, 3.9/1/M, 4.1/1/N,3.8/1.5/O, 3.8/1.3/P, 3.9/1.3/Q, 4.1/1.1/R, 4.2/1.1/S, 4.2/1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%Lower
foreach x / y / z in 3.9/-1.5/K, 4.1/-1.5/L, 3.9/-1/M, 4.1/-1/N, 3.8/-1.5/O, 3.8/-1.3/P, 3.9/-1.3/Q, 4.1/-1.1/R, 4.2/-1.1/S, 4.2/-1.5/T
coordinate (z) at (x, y);
filldraw (K)--(M)--(N)--(L)--(K);
draw (O)--(P)--(Q);
draw (R)--(S)--(T);
%The left figure
draw [->] (-0.3,0.7) arc [start angle=150, end angle=30, radius=10pt];
draw (center) circle [radius=1.5cm];
draw (center) circle [radius=1cm];
foreach x / y in 0/30,10/40,20/50,30/60,40/70,50/80,60/90,70/100,80/110,90/120,100/130,110/140,120/150,130/160,140/170,150/180,160/190,170/200,180/210,190/220,200/230,210/240,220/250,230/260,240/270,250/280,260/290,270/300,280/310,290/320,300/330,310/340,320/350,330/360,340/10,350/20
draw (x:1) -- (y:1.5);
%The right figure
draw (A)--(B);
draw (C)--(D);
draw (G)--(H);
draw (I)--(J);
draw (C) cos (1.86,0.5) sin (E);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines] (E) cos (2.14,-0.5) sin(G) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (E);
%draw (E) cos (1.86,-0.5) sin (G);
draw (F) cos (6.14,-0.5) sin(H);
filldraw [pattern=north east lines](D) cos (6.14,0.5) sin (F) cos (5.86,0.5) sin (D);
draw [style=dashed] (-2,0)--(6.5,0) (0,2)--(0,-2);
%located zoomed figure
coordinate (zoomLoc) at (8,0);
spy [red,on background layer,
spy connection path=draw (tikzspyonnode) -- (tikzspyinnode);
beginpgfonlayerforeground % https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/426272/121799
beginscope[shift=(tikzspyinnode.south west),x=($(tikzspyinnode.south east)-(tikzspyinnode.south west)$),
y=($(tikzspyinnode.north west)-(tikzspyinnode.south west)$)]
draw[Latex[open]-,black,double=white] (0.15,0.75) -- ++ (0.5,0.5) -- ++ (0.5,0)
node[right,minimum size=0pt]A;
draw[Latex[open,fill=white]-,black,double=white] (0.5,0.5) --
++ (0.35,0.35) -- ++ (0.35,0) node[right,minimum size=0pt]B;
draw[Latex[open,fill=white]-,black,double=white] (0.8,0.4) --
++ (0.25,-0.25) -- ++ (0.15,0) node[right,minimum size=0pt]C;
endscope
endpgfonlayer] on (4,1.25) in node at (zoomLoc);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered Aug 11 at 22:43
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answered Aug 11 at 22:43
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answered Aug 11 at 22:43
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answered Aug 11 at 22:43
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