How to draw a 3D coordinate system in TikZ?
What’s the easiest way to draw a 3d coordinate system in tikz with axis labels and ticks like the following one: Is there any additional package which does this (with adjustable parameters)? A suggestion with pgfplots. There is an issue with the y-ticks though, as both horizontal and vertical lines are drawn, making the ticks a plus sign.
How to create a simple coordinate system with a linear line in latex?
How can I create a simple coordinate system with a linear line in LaTeX using the tikz package? It should look something like this. With the iterating numbers on each axis and all. Use the tkz-euclide package for simple output.
Why are Y ticks a plus sign in TeX LaTeX?
A suggestion with pgfplots. There is an issue with the y-ticks though, as both horizontal and vertical lines are drawn, making the ticks a plus sign. Don’t know why this happens. Thanks for contributing an answer to TeX – LaTeX Stack Exchange!
How to draw a line in TeX LaTeX?
Furthermore, Give two points, a line is drawn by extending the end points A macro drawing a line, given two points, is added. Just another fun with PSTricks. Thanks for contributing an answer to TeX – LaTeX Stack Exchange! Please be sure to answer the question.
What is the easiest way to draw a 3D cube with TikZ?
There is already a lot of nice answers to this question, but I would like to promote the 3d TikZ library which makes it easier to manipulate simple objects with three-dimensional coordinates. Here is a solution in the spirit of Stefan’s:
Is there a way to draw TikZ lines?
The accepted answer yields the first image, and the second is a another from the same question: Is there a way to draw TikZ lines on the “inside” or “outside” of a path? Although not obviously about cubes, the motivation was to draw a cube and get the corners right. How to draw parallelepiped and cube with LaTeX?