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I would need to know how to import figure from Figures subfolder to tex file in Chapters subfolder.

Project tree is following:

/Project/main.tex
/Project/Figures/picture.pdf
/Project/Chapters/chapter1.tex

I have tried to use either relative and absolute path to the picture.pdf but nothing works. I think the problem is I am trying to import the figure between subfolders (when I tried to import the figure from subfolder to the main.tex it works all right)

Thanks for help

import includegraphics

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  Welcome to TeX.SX! ../Figures/picture.pdf should work as well as /Project/Figures/picture.pdf (as long as /Project is a valid path)... Can you please be more specific on what fails? Any error message?
  
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  As far as I know the base directory of a project is that one the main tex file resides in. So using ./Figures/ as path for graphicspath should do what you want from every folder within our project... The real problem is difficult to track down without a MWE.
  
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I would need to know how to import figure from Figures subfolder to tex file in Chapters subfolder.

Project tree is following:

/Project/main.tex
/Project/Figures/picture.pdf
/Project/Chapters/chapter1.tex

I have tried to use either relative and absolute path to the picture.pdf but nothing works. I think the problem is I am trying to import the figure between subfolders (when I tried to import the figure from subfolder to the main.tex it works all right)

Thanks for help

import includegraphics

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edited 9 hours ago

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  Welcome to TeX.SX! ../Figures/picture.pdf should work as well as /Project/Figures/picture.pdf (as long as /Project is a valid path)... Can you please be more specific on what fails? Any error message?
  
  – Phelype Oleinik
  9 hours ago
  
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  As far as I know the base directory of a project is that one the main tex file resides in. So using ./Figures/ as path for graphicspath should do what you want from every folder within our project... The real problem is difficult to track down without a MWE.
  
  – AndiW
  7 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

I would need to know how to import figure from Figures subfolder to tex file in Chapters subfolder.

Project tree is following:

/Project/main.tex
/Project/Figures/picture.pdf
/Project/Chapters/chapter1.tex

I have tried to use either relative and absolute path to the picture.pdf but nothing works. I think the problem is I am trying to import the figure between subfolders (when I tried to import the figure from subfolder to the main.tex it works all right)

Thanks for help

import includegraphics

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/Project/main.tex
/Project/Figures/picture.pdf
/Project/Chapters/chapter1.tex

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You can have your project in a folder named "Project" at any place of your OS.

Then inside it you could have:

/Chapter1

which contains its figures inside the subfolder

/Chapter1/Figures

Then:

/Chapter2

with its figures inside

/Chapter2/Figures.

To use it via graphicspath command you have to place at the beggining of every Chapter<number>.tex the command:

graphicspathChapter<number>/Figures/

PS: This could be automated to be executed just inside chapter command... if you are interested feel free to ask about this automation.

PS2: Change <number> with your real chapter's number of course.

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You can have your project in a folder named "Project" at any place of your OS.

Then inside it you could have:

/Chapter1

which contains its figures inside the subfolder

/Chapter1/Figures

Then:

/Chapter2

with its figures inside

/Chapter2/Figures.

To use it via graphicspath command you have to place at the beggining of every Chapter<number>.tex the command:

graphicspathChapter<number>/Figures/

PS: This could be automated to be executed just inside chapter command... if you are interested feel free to ask about this automation.

PS2: Change <number> with your real chapter's number of course.

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answered 8 hours ago

koleygrkoleygr

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You can have your project in a folder named "Project" at any place of your OS.

Then inside it you could have:

/Chapter1

which contains its figures inside the subfolder

/Chapter1/Figures

Then:

/Chapter2

with its figures inside

/Chapter2/Figures.

To use it via graphicspath command you have to place at the beggining of every Chapter<number>.tex the command:

graphicspathChapter<number>/Figures/

PS: This could be automated to be executed just inside chapter command... if you are interested feel free to ask about this automation.

PS2: Change <number> with your real chapter's number of course.

share|improve this answer

answered 8 hours ago

koleygrkoleygr

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You can have your project in a folder named "Project" at any place of your OS.

Then inside it you could have:

/Chapter1

which contains its figures inside the subfolder

/Chapter1/Figures

Then:

/Chapter2

with its figures inside

/Chapter2/Figures.

To use it via graphicspath command you have to place at the beggining of every Chapter<number>.tex the command:

graphicspathChapter<number>/Figures/

PS: This could be automated to be executed just inside chapter command... if you are interested feel free to ask about this automation.

PS2: Change <number> with your real chapter's number of course.

share|improve this answer

answered 8 hours ago

koleygrkoleygr

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answered 8 hours ago

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answered 8 hours ago

koleygrkoleygr

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answered 8 hours ago

koleygrkoleygr

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