Repeating a drawing and connecting them together to form one unit

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Using the following code which produces the following drawing as a part of a more complicated drawing.

documentclassbeamer
setbeamertemplatenavigation symbols
usepackagetikz
begindocument
beginminipagetextwidth
begintikzpicture[scale=.5, transform shape]
node [thin, black] (0,0) (origin)
 ([shift=(0.:1.2)]origin.center) node (txtu)
 ([shift=(-65.:4.)]origin.center) node (txtd)
 ([shift=(180.:7.)]txtd.center) node (txtds)
 ([shift=(180.:5.8)]txtds.center) node (txtdt)
 ([shift=(-90.:.4)]origin.center) node (od)
 ([shift=(180.:5.)]od.center) node (odsens)
 ([shift=(-90.:9.8)]odsens.center) node (odsensd)
 ([shift=(0.:.12)]od.center) node (odr)
 ([shift=(0.:3.)]od.center) node (odrr)
 ([shift=(180.:.12)]od.center) node (odl)
 ([shift=(180.:1.)]od.center) node (odll)
 ([shift=(-90.:.26)]odrr.center) node (odrrd)
 ([shift=(-90.:.12)]odll.center) node (odllc)
 ([shift=(-90.:.24)]odll.center) node (odlld)
;
 draw[thick, purple!60!black, top color=red, bottom color=red, middle color=red!60, opacity=.4] (odr.center) -- ([shift=(90.:.4)]odr.center) .. controls (40:1.2) and (140:1.2) .. ([shift=(90.:.4)]odl.center) -- (odl.center);
 draw[thick, purple!60!black, top color=red, bottom color=red, middle color=red!60, opacity=.4] ([shift=(180.:.02)]odr.center) -- (odrr.center) -- (odrrd.center) -- (odlld.center) -- (odll.center) -- ([shift=(0.:.02)]odl.center);
endtikzpicture
endminipage
enddocument

Is it possible to repeat this drawing 2 times downwards and connect them together to form one unit, to look like the following drawing.

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Using the following code which produces the following drawing as a part of a more complicated drawing.

documentclassbeamer
setbeamertemplatenavigation symbols
usepackagetikz
begindocument
beginminipagetextwidth
begintikzpicture[scale=.5, transform shape]
node [thin, black] (0,0) (origin)
 ([shift=(0.:1.2)]origin.center) node (txtu)
 ([shift=(-65.:4.)]origin.center) node (txtd)
 ([shift=(180.:7.)]txtd.center) node (txtds)
 ([shift=(180.:5.8)]txtds.center) node (txtdt)
 ([shift=(-90.:.4)]origin.center) node (od)
 ([shift=(180.:5.)]od.center) node (odsens)
 ([shift=(-90.:9.8)]odsens.center) node (odsensd)
 ([shift=(0.:.12)]od.center) node (odr)
 ([shift=(0.:3.)]od.center) node (odrr)
 ([shift=(180.:.12)]od.center) node (odl)
 ([shift=(180.:1.)]od.center) node (odll)
 ([shift=(-90.:.26)]odrr.center) node (odrrd)
 ([shift=(-90.:.12)]odll.center) node (odllc)
 ([shift=(-90.:.24)]odll.center) node (odlld)
;
 draw[thick, purple!60!black, top color=red, bottom color=red, middle color=red!60, opacity=.4] (odr.center) -- ([shift=(90.:.4)]odr.center) .. controls (40:1.2) and (140:1.2) .. ([shift=(90.:.4)]odl.center) -- (odl.center);
 draw[thick, purple!60!black, top color=red, bottom color=red, middle color=red!60, opacity=.4] ([shift=(180.:.02)]odr.center) -- (odrr.center) -- (odrrd.center) -- (odlld.center) -- (odll.center) -- ([shift=(0.:.02)]odl.center);
endtikzpicture
endminipage
enddocument

Is it possible to repeat this drawing 2 times downwards and connect them together to form one unit, to look like the following drawing.

tikz-pgf

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Using the following code which produces the following drawing as a part of a more complicated drawing.

documentclassbeamer
setbeamertemplatenavigation symbols
usepackagetikz
begindocument
beginminipagetextwidth
begintikzpicture[scale=.5, transform shape]
node [thin, black] (0,0) (origin)
 ([shift=(0.:1.2)]origin.center) node (txtu)
 ([shift=(-65.:4.)]origin.center) node (txtd)
 ([shift=(180.:7.)]txtd.center) node (txtds)
 ([shift=(180.:5.8)]txtds.center) node (txtdt)
 ([shift=(-90.:.4)]origin.center) node (od)
 ([shift=(180.:5.)]od.center) node (odsens)
 ([shift=(-90.:9.8)]odsens.center) node (odsensd)
 ([shift=(0.:.12)]od.center) node (odr)
 ([shift=(0.:3.)]od.center) node (odrr)
 ([shift=(180.:.12)]od.center) node (odl)
 ([shift=(180.:1.)]od.center) node (odll)
 ([shift=(-90.:.26)]odrr.center) node (odrrd)
 ([shift=(-90.:.12)]odll.center) node (odllc)
 ([shift=(-90.:.24)]odll.center) node (odlld)
;
 draw[thick, purple!60!black, top color=red, bottom color=red, middle color=red!60, opacity=.4] (odr.center) -- ([shift=(90.:.4)]odr.center) .. controls (40:1.2) and (140:1.2) .. ([shift=(90.:.4)]odl.center) -- (odl.center);
 draw[thick, purple!60!black, top color=red, bottom color=red, middle color=red!60, opacity=.4] ([shift=(180.:.02)]odr.center) -- (odrr.center) -- (odrrd.center) -- (odlld.center) -- (odll.center) -- ([shift=(0.:.02)]odl.center);
endtikzpicture
endminipage
enddocument

Is it possible to repeat this drawing 2 times downwards and connect them together to form one unit, to look like the following drawing.

tikz-pgf

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Using the following code which produces the following drawing as a part of a more complicated drawing.

documentclassbeamer
setbeamertemplatenavigation symbols
usepackagetikz
begindocument
beginminipagetextwidth
begintikzpicture[scale=.5, transform shape]
node [thin, black] (0,0) (origin)
 ([shift=(0.:1.2)]origin.center) node (txtu)
 ([shift=(-65.:4.)]origin.center) node (txtd)
 ([shift=(180.:7.)]txtd.center) node (txtds)
 ([shift=(180.:5.8)]txtds.center) node (txtdt)
 ([shift=(-90.:.4)]origin.center) node (od)
 ([shift=(180.:5.)]od.center) node (odsens)
 ([shift=(-90.:9.8)]odsens.center) node (odsensd)
 ([shift=(0.:.12)]od.center) node (odr)
 ([shift=(0.:3.)]od.center) node (odrr)
 ([shift=(180.:.12)]od.center) node (odl)
 ([shift=(180.:1.)]od.center) node (odll)
 ([shift=(-90.:.26)]odrr.center) node (odrrd)
 ([shift=(-90.:.12)]odll.center) node (odllc)
 ([shift=(-90.:.24)]odll.center) node (odlld)
;
 draw[thick, purple!60!black, top color=red, bottom color=red, middle color=red!60, opacity=.4] (odr.center) -- ([shift=(90.:.4)]odr.center) .. controls (40:1.2) and (140:1.2) .. ([shift=(90.:.4)]odl.center) -- (odl.center);
 draw[thick, purple!60!black, top color=red, bottom color=red, middle color=red!60, opacity=.4] ([shift=(180.:.02)]odr.center) -- (odrr.center) -- (odrrd.center) -- (odlld.center) -- (odll.center) -- ([shift=(0.:.02)]odl.center);
endtikzpicture
endminipage
enddocument

Is it possible to repeat this drawing 2 times downwards and connect them together to form one unit, to look like the following drawing.

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One way to do it to define a macro, MyComponents to do the drawing of the components and then draw the line connecting them.

Code:

documentclassbeamer
setbeamertemplatenavigation symbols
usepackagetikz

newcommand*MyComponents[2]%
 %% #1 = drawing options
 %% #2 = name of node
 beginscope[scale=.5, transform shape, #1]
 node [thin, black] (0,0) (origin) 
 ([shift=(0.:1.2)]origin.center) node (txtu)
 ([shift=(-65.:4.)]origin.center) node (txtd)
 ([shift=(180.:7.)]txtd.center) node (txtds)
 ([shift=(180.:5.8)]txtds.center) node (txtdt)
 ([shift=(-90.:.4)]origin.center) node (od)
 ([shift=(180.:5.)]od.center) node (odsens)
 ([shift=(-90.:9.8)]odsens.center) node (odsensd)
 ([shift=(0.:.12)]od.center) node (odr)
 ([shift=(0.:3.)]od.center) node (odrr)
 ([shift=(180.:.12)]od.center) node (odl)
 ([shift=(180.:1.)]od.center) node (odll)
 ([shift=(-90.:.26)]odrr.center) node (odrrd)
 ([shift=(-90.:.12)]odll.center) node (odllc)
 ([shift=(-90.:.24)]odll.center) node (odlld)
 ;
 draw[thick, purple!60!black, top color=red, bottom color=red, middle color=red!60, opacity=.4] (odr.center) -- ([shift=(90.:.4)]odr.center) .. controls (40:1.2) and (140:1.2) .. ([shift=(90.:.4)]odl.center) -- (odl.center);
 draw[thick, purple!60!black, top color=red, bottom color=red, middle color=red!60, opacity=.4] ([shift=(180.:.02)]odr.center) -- (odrr.center) -- (odrrd.center) -- (odlld.center) -- (odll.center) -- ([shift=(0.:.02)]odl.center);

 coordinate (#2 Top) at (odll.center);
 coordinate (#2 Bot) at (odlld.center);
 endscope


begindocument
begintikzpicture
 MyComponentsNode 1
 MyComponents[yshift=-1.5cm]Node 2
 MyComponents[yshift=-3.0cm]Node 3

 draw [blue, line width=3pt] ([yshift=0.5pt]Node 1 Top) -- ([yshift=-0.5pt]Node 3 Bot);
endtikzpicture%
enddocument

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One way to do it to define a macro, MyComponents to do the drawing of the components and then draw the line connecting them.

Code:

documentclassbeamer
setbeamertemplatenavigation symbols
usepackagetikz

newcommand*MyComponents[2]%
 %% #1 = drawing options
 %% #2 = name of node
 beginscope[scale=.5, transform shape, #1]
 node [thin, black] (0,0) (origin) 
 ([shift=(0.:1.2)]origin.center) node (txtu)
 ([shift=(-65.:4.)]origin.center) node (txtd)
 ([shift=(180.:7.)]txtd.center) node (txtds)
 ([shift=(180.:5.8)]txtds.center) node (txtdt)
 ([shift=(-90.:.4)]origin.center) node (od)
 ([shift=(180.:5.)]od.center) node (odsens)
 ([shift=(-90.:9.8)]odsens.center) node (odsensd)
 ([shift=(0.:.12)]od.center) node (odr)
 ([shift=(0.:3.)]od.center) node (odrr)
 ([shift=(180.:.12)]od.center) node (odl)
 ([shift=(180.:1.)]od.center) node (odll)
 ([shift=(-90.:.26)]odrr.center) node (odrrd)
 ([shift=(-90.:.12)]odll.center) node (odllc)
 ([shift=(-90.:.24)]odll.center) node (odlld)
 ;
 draw[thick, purple!60!black, top color=red, bottom color=red, middle color=red!60, opacity=.4] (odr.center) -- ([shift=(90.:.4)]odr.center) .. controls (40:1.2) and (140:1.2) .. ([shift=(90.:.4)]odl.center) -- (odl.center);
 draw[thick, purple!60!black, top color=red, bottom color=red, middle color=red!60, opacity=.4] ([shift=(180.:.02)]odr.center) -- (odrr.center) -- (odrrd.center) -- (odlld.center) -- (odll.center) -- ([shift=(0.:.02)]odl.center);

 coordinate (#2 Top) at (odll.center);
 coordinate (#2 Bot) at (odlld.center);
 endscope


begindocument
begintikzpicture
 MyComponentsNode 1
 MyComponents[yshift=-1.5cm]Node 2
 MyComponents[yshift=-3.0cm]Node 3

 draw [blue, line width=3pt] ([yshift=0.5pt]Node 1 Top) -- ([yshift=-0.5pt]Node 3 Bot);
endtikzpicture%
enddocument

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One way to do it to define a macro, MyComponents to do the drawing of the components and then draw the line connecting them.

Code:

documentclassbeamer
setbeamertemplatenavigation symbols
usepackagetikz

newcommand*MyComponents[2]%
 %% #1 = drawing options
 %% #2 = name of node
 beginscope[scale=.5, transform shape, #1]
 node [thin, black] (0,0) (origin) 
 ([shift=(0.:1.2)]origin.center) node (txtu)
 ([shift=(-65.:4.)]origin.center) node (txtd)
 ([shift=(180.:7.)]txtd.center) node (txtds)
 ([shift=(180.:5.8)]txtds.center) node (txtdt)
 ([shift=(-90.:.4)]origin.center) node (od)
 ([shift=(180.:5.)]od.center) node (odsens)
 ([shift=(-90.:9.8)]odsens.center) node (odsensd)
 ([shift=(0.:.12)]od.center) node (odr)
 ([shift=(0.:3.)]od.center) node (odrr)
 ([shift=(180.:.12)]od.center) node (odl)
 ([shift=(180.:1.)]od.center) node (odll)
 ([shift=(-90.:.26)]odrr.center) node (odrrd)
 ([shift=(-90.:.12)]odll.center) node (odllc)
 ([shift=(-90.:.24)]odll.center) node (odlld)
 ;
 draw[thick, purple!60!black, top color=red, bottom color=red, middle color=red!60, opacity=.4] (odr.center) -- ([shift=(90.:.4)]odr.center) .. controls (40:1.2) and (140:1.2) .. ([shift=(90.:.4)]odl.center) -- (odl.center);
 draw[thick, purple!60!black, top color=red, bottom color=red, middle color=red!60, opacity=.4] ([shift=(180.:.02)]odr.center) -- (odrr.center) -- (odrrd.center) -- (odlld.center) -- (odll.center) -- ([shift=(0.:.02)]odl.center);

 coordinate (#2 Top) at (odll.center);
 coordinate (#2 Bot) at (odlld.center);
 endscope


begindocument
begintikzpicture
 MyComponentsNode 1
 MyComponents[yshift=-1.5cm]Node 2
 MyComponents[yshift=-3.0cm]Node 3

 draw [blue, line width=3pt] ([yshift=0.5pt]Node 1 Top) -- ([yshift=-0.5pt]Node 3 Bot);
endtikzpicture%
enddocument

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up vote
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accepted

One way to do it to define a macro, MyComponents to do the drawing of the components and then draw the line connecting them.

Code:

documentclassbeamer
setbeamertemplatenavigation symbols
usepackagetikz

newcommand*MyComponents[2]%
 %% #1 = drawing options
 %% #2 = name of node
 beginscope[scale=.5, transform shape, #1]
 node [thin, black] (0,0) (origin) 
 ([shift=(0.:1.2)]origin.center) node (txtu)
 ([shift=(-65.:4.)]origin.center) node (txtd)
 ([shift=(180.:7.)]txtd.center) node (txtds)
 ([shift=(180.:5.8)]txtds.center) node (txtdt)
 ([shift=(-90.:.4)]origin.center) node (od)
 ([shift=(180.:5.)]od.center) node (odsens)
 ([shift=(-90.:9.8)]odsens.center) node (odsensd)
 ([shift=(0.:.12)]od.center) node (odr)
 ([shift=(0.:3.)]od.center) node (odrr)
 ([shift=(180.:.12)]od.center) node (odl)
 ([shift=(180.:1.)]od.center) node (odll)
 ([shift=(-90.:.26)]odrr.center) node (odrrd)
 ([shift=(-90.:.12)]odll.center) node (odllc)
 ([shift=(-90.:.24)]odll.center) node (odlld)
 ;
 draw[thick, purple!60!black, top color=red, bottom color=red, middle color=red!60, opacity=.4] (odr.center) -- ([shift=(90.:.4)]odr.center) .. controls (40:1.2) and (140:1.2) .. ([shift=(90.:.4)]odl.center) -- (odl.center);
 draw[thick, purple!60!black, top color=red, bottom color=red, middle color=red!60, opacity=.4] ([shift=(180.:.02)]odr.center) -- (odrr.center) -- (odrrd.center) -- (odlld.center) -- (odll.center) -- ([shift=(0.:.02)]odl.center);

 coordinate (#2 Top) at (odll.center);
 coordinate (#2 Bot) at (odlld.center);
 endscope


begindocument
begintikzpicture
 MyComponentsNode 1
 MyComponents[yshift=-1.5cm]Node 2
 MyComponents[yshift=-3.0cm]Node 3

 draw [blue, line width=3pt] ([yshift=0.5pt]Node 1 Top) -- ([yshift=-0.5pt]Node 3 Bot);
endtikzpicture%
enddocument

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One way to do it to define a macro, MyComponents to do the drawing of the components and then draw the line connecting them.

Code:

documentclassbeamer
setbeamertemplatenavigation symbols
usepackagetikz

newcommand*MyComponents[2]%
 %% #1 = drawing options
 %% #2 = name of node
 beginscope[scale=.5, transform shape, #1]
 node [thin, black] (0,0) (origin) 
 ([shift=(0.:1.2)]origin.center) node (txtu)
 ([shift=(-65.:4.)]origin.center) node (txtd)
 ([shift=(180.:7.)]txtd.center) node (txtds)
 ([shift=(180.:5.8)]txtds.center) node (txtdt)
 ([shift=(-90.:.4)]origin.center) node (od)
 ([shift=(180.:5.)]od.center) node (odsens)
 ([shift=(-90.:9.8)]odsens.center) node (odsensd)
 ([shift=(0.:.12)]od.center) node (odr)
 ([shift=(0.:3.)]od.center) node (odrr)
 ([shift=(180.:.12)]od.center) node (odl)
 ([shift=(180.:1.)]od.center) node (odll)
 ([shift=(-90.:.26)]odrr.center) node (odrrd)
 ([shift=(-90.:.12)]odll.center) node (odllc)
 ([shift=(-90.:.24)]odll.center) node (odlld)
 ;
 draw[thick, purple!60!black, top color=red, bottom color=red, middle color=red!60, opacity=.4] (odr.center) -- ([shift=(90.:.4)]odr.center) .. controls (40:1.2) and (140:1.2) .. ([shift=(90.:.4)]odl.center) -- (odl.center);
 draw[thick, purple!60!black, top color=red, bottom color=red, middle color=red!60, opacity=.4] ([shift=(180.:.02)]odr.center) -- (odrr.center) -- (odrrd.center) -- (odlld.center) -- (odll.center) -- ([shift=(0.:.02)]odl.center);

 coordinate (#2 Top) at (odll.center);
 coordinate (#2 Bot) at (odlld.center);
 endscope


begindocument
begintikzpicture
 MyComponentsNode 1
 MyComponents[yshift=-1.5cm]Node 2
 MyComponents[yshift=-3.0cm]Node 3

 draw [blue, line width=3pt] ([yshift=0.5pt]Node 1 Top) -- ([yshift=-0.5pt]Node 3 Bot);
endtikzpicture%
enddocument

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