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How to make an animated circle getting smaller and darker
How can I make circle plots?How to draw a solid colored circle?How to sync animated graphics with beamer next-slide click?How to make addition symbol inside in a circle?How to draw checkmark inside a colored circle in latex?How to make a circle the same size as otimes?Circle and line diagram texTikZ animated with rstudio, gnuplot, miktex and windowsHow to animate SVG paths as an animated PDF with animate?How to draw animated isomorphic graphs?
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So I just started using Latex. I'm trying to make a circle, that decreases in size and increases again. This is my approach:
documentclassbeamer
usepackageanimte %dont know if it's necessary
usepackagetikz
begindocument
beginframe[fragile]
beginanimateinline[controls]10
multiframe9irad=5+-1 %is this the correct way to decrease the number?
begintikzpicture
filldraw[fill=yellow] (0,0) circle (irad*1cm);
endtikzpicture
endanimateinline
endframe
enddocument
So this is what i get. I do not know why the controls are so wierd positioned. Also i want to change the its color.
animate circles
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So I just started using Latex. I'm trying to make a circle, that decreases in size and increases again. This is my approach:
documentclassbeamer
usepackageanimte %dont know if it's necessary
usepackagetikz
begindocument
beginframe[fragile]
beginanimateinline[controls]10
multiframe9irad=5+-1 %is this the correct way to decrease the number?
begintikzpicture
filldraw[fill=yellow] (0,0) circle (irad*1cm);
endtikzpicture
endanimateinline
endframe
enddocument
So this is what i get. I do not know why the controls are so wierd positioned. Also i want to change the its color.
animate circles
asked 8 hours ago
Tirolalein LeineTirolalein Leine
113
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In order to ensure no marmots are harmed in producing an answer I think the cover page of this explanation says it perfectly usepackage[dynamic opacity]caution optical-astronomy.education/onewebmedia/var2.pdf
– KJO
7 hours ago
Please provide us with an MWE that shows what you have tried. Judging from your previous question, there is a chance you want to embed it into a beamer document. If so, this changes the story because beamer comes withanimate, and it definitely allows you to animate the color of a circle, the radius or both.
– marmot
6 hours ago
1
@marmot yeah sorry that i did not provide any MWE becuase I did not know how to get even started. But thank you for showing me how to animate a circle really helpful!
– Tirolalein Leine
2 hours ago
Changing the question in after having accepted an answer is IMHO not a good style. Anyone considering to write an answer here should be warned that this may happen to your answer as well.
– marmot
1 min ago
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So I just started using Latex. I'm trying to make a circle, that decreases in size and increases again. This is my approach:
documentclassbeamer
usepackageanimte %dont know if it's necessary
usepackagetikz
begindocument
beginframe[fragile]
beginanimateinline[controls]10
multiframe9irad=5+-1 %is this the correct way to decrease the number?
begintikzpicture
filldraw[fill=yellow] (0,0) circle (irad*1cm);
endtikzpicture
endanimateinline
endframe
enddocument
So this is what i get. I do not know why the controls are so wierd positioned. Also i want to change the its color.
animate circles
asked 8 hours ago
Tirolalein LeineTirolalein Leine
113
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Tirolalein Leine is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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So I just started using Latex. I'm trying to make a circle, that decreases in size and increases again. This is my approach:
documentclassbeamer
usepackageanimte %dont know if it's necessary
usepackagetikz
begindocument
beginframe[fragile]
beginanimateinline[controls]10
multiframe9irad=5+-1 %is this the correct way to decrease the number?
begintikzpicture
filldraw[fill=yellow] (0,0) circle (irad*1cm);
endtikzpicture
endanimateinline
endframe
enddocument
So this is what i get. I do not know why the controls are so wierd positioned. Also i want to change the its color.
animate circles
animate circles
asked 8 hours ago
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113
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asked 8 hours ago
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In order to ensure no marmots are harmed in producing an answer I think the cover page of this explanation says it perfectly usepackage[dynamic opacity]caution optical-astronomy.education/onewebmedia/var2.pdf
– KJO
7 hours ago
Please provide us with an MWE that shows what you have tried. Judging from your previous question, there is a chance you want to embed it into a beamer document. If so, this changes the story because beamer comes withanimate, and it definitely allows you to animate the color of a circle, the radius or both.
– marmot
6 hours ago
1
@marmot yeah sorry that i did not provide any MWE becuase I did not know how to get even started. But thank you for showing me how to animate a circle really helpful!
– Tirolalein Leine
2 hours ago
Changing the question in after having accepted an answer is IMHO not a good style. Anyone considering to write an answer here should be warned that this may happen to your answer as well.
– marmot
1 min ago
add a comment |
1
In order to ensure no marmots are harmed in producing an answer I think the cover page of this explanation says it perfectly usepackage[dynamic opacity]caution optical-astronomy.education/onewebmedia/var2.pdf
– KJO
7 hours ago
Please provide us with an MWE that shows what you have tried. Judging from your previous question, there is a chance you want to embed it into a beamer document. If so, this changes the story because beamer comes withanimate, and it definitely allows you to animate the color of a circle, the radius or both.
– marmot
6 hours ago
1
@marmot yeah sorry that i did not provide any MWE becuase I did not know how to get even started. But thank you for showing me how to animate a circle really helpful!
– Tirolalein Leine
2 hours ago
Changing the question in after having accepted an answer is IMHO not a good style. Anyone considering to write an answer here should be warned that this may happen to your answer as well.
– marmot
1 min ago
1
1
In order to ensure no marmots are harmed in producing an answer I think the cover page of this explanation says it perfectly usepackage[dynamic opacity]caution optical-astronomy.education/onewebmedia/var2.pdf
– KJO
7 hours ago
In order to ensure no marmots are harmed in producing an answer I think the cover page of this explanation says it perfectly usepackage[dynamic opacity]caution optical-astronomy.education/onewebmedia/var2.pdf
– KJO
7 hours ago
Please provide us with an MWE that shows what you have tried. Judging from your previous question, there is a chance you want to embed it into a beamer document. If so, this changes the story because beamer comes with
animate, and it definitely allows you to animate the color of a circle, the radius or both.– marmot
6 hours ago
Please provide us with an MWE that shows what you have tried. Judging from your previous question, there is a chance you want to embed it into a beamer document. If so, this changes the story because beamer comes with
animate, and it definitely allows you to animate the color of a circle, the radius or both.– marmot
6 hours ago
1
1
@marmot yeah sorry that i did not provide any MWE becuase I did not know how to get even started. But thank you for showing me how to animate a circle really helpful!
– Tirolalein Leine
2 hours ago
@marmot yeah sorry that i did not provide any MWE becuase I did not know how to get even started. But thank you for showing me how to animate a circle really helpful!
– Tirolalein Leine
2 hours ago
Changing the question in after having accepted an answer is IMHO not a good style. Anyone considering to write an answer here should be warned that this may happen to your answer as well.
– marmot
1 min ago
Changing the question in after having accepted an answer is IMHO not a good style. Anyone considering to write an answer here should be warned that this may happen to your answer as well.
– marmot
1 min ago
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Assuming you want beamer again.
documentclassbeamer
usepackagetikz
usepackageamsmath
newcountmypar
begindocument
transduration2
animate<2-22>
beginframe[t,fragile]Frame title
animatevalue<2-21>mypar020
centering
begintikzpicture
pgfmathtruncatemacromyfrac50+50*cos(mypar*18)
pgfmathsetmacromyradius3+cos(mypar*18)
path[use as bounding box] (-4.2,-4.2) rectangle (4.2,4.2);
fill[yellow!myfrac!red] circle[radius=myradius];
endtikzpicture
endframe
enddocument
In order to show the animation in a presentation, view it with acroread in full screen mode.
answered 6 hours ago
marmotmarmot
108k5133251
thanks again. Now i made a "MWE" in order to get this control panel.
– Tirolalein Leine
11 mins ago
@TirolaleinLeine You make those who spend their time writing an answer extremely unhappy by changing your question afterwards and unaccepting your answer. I for my part won't change my answer. If you want an answer to your new problem, ask a new question, which is free of charge. And consider re-accepting my answer, which solved the original problem.
– marmot
4 mins ago
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Assuming you want beamer again.
documentclassbeamer
usepackagetikz
usepackageamsmath
newcountmypar
begindocument
transduration2
animate<2-22>
beginframe[t,fragile]Frame title
animatevalue<2-21>mypar020
centering
begintikzpicture
pgfmathtruncatemacromyfrac50+50*cos(mypar*18)
pgfmathsetmacromyradius3+cos(mypar*18)
path[use as bounding box] (-4.2,-4.2) rectangle (4.2,4.2);
fill[yellow!myfrac!red] circle[radius=myradius];
endtikzpicture
endframe
enddocument
In order to show the animation in a presentation, view it with acroread in full screen mode.
answered 6 hours ago
marmotmarmot
108k5133251
thanks again. Now i made a "MWE" in order to get this control panel.
– Tirolalein Leine
11 mins ago
@TirolaleinLeine You make those who spend their time writing an answer extremely unhappy by changing your question afterwards and unaccepting your answer. I for my part won't change my answer. If you want an answer to your new problem, ask a new question, which is free of charge. And consider re-accepting my answer, which solved the original problem.
– marmot
4 mins ago
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Assuming you want beamer again.
documentclassbeamer
usepackagetikz
usepackageamsmath
newcountmypar
begindocument
transduration2
animate<2-22>
beginframe[t,fragile]Frame title
animatevalue<2-21>mypar020
centering
begintikzpicture
pgfmathtruncatemacromyfrac50+50*cos(mypar*18)
pgfmathsetmacromyradius3+cos(mypar*18)
path[use as bounding box] (-4.2,-4.2) rectangle (4.2,4.2);
fill[yellow!myfrac!red] circle[radius=myradius];
endtikzpicture
endframe
enddocument
In order to show the animation in a presentation, view it with acroread in full screen mode.
answered 6 hours ago
marmotmarmot
108k5133251
thanks again. Now i made a "MWE" in order to get this control panel.
– Tirolalein Leine
11 mins ago
@TirolaleinLeine You make those who spend their time writing an answer extremely unhappy by changing your question afterwards and unaccepting your answer. I for my part won't change my answer. If you want an answer to your new problem, ask a new question, which is free of charge. And consider re-accepting my answer, which solved the original problem.
– marmot
4 mins ago
add a comment |
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Assuming you want beamer again.
documentclassbeamer
usepackagetikz
usepackageamsmath
newcountmypar
begindocument
transduration2
animate<2-22>
beginframe[t,fragile]Frame title
animatevalue<2-21>mypar020
centering
begintikzpicture
pgfmathtruncatemacromyfrac50+50*cos(mypar*18)
pgfmathsetmacromyradius3+cos(mypar*18)
path[use as bounding box] (-4.2,-4.2) rectangle (4.2,4.2);
fill[yellow!myfrac!red] circle[radius=myradius];
endtikzpicture
endframe
enddocument
In order to show the animation in a presentation, view it with acroread in full screen mode.
answered 6 hours ago
marmotmarmot
108k5133251
Assuming you want beamer again.
documentclassbeamer
usepackagetikz
usepackageamsmath
newcountmypar
begindocument
transduration2
animate<2-22>
beginframe[t,fragile]Frame title
animatevalue<2-21>mypar020
centering
begintikzpicture
pgfmathtruncatemacromyfrac50+50*cos(mypar*18)
pgfmathsetmacromyradius3+cos(mypar*18)
path[use as bounding box] (-4.2,-4.2) rectangle (4.2,4.2);
fill[yellow!myfrac!red] circle[radius=myradius];
endtikzpicture
endframe
enddocument
In order to show the animation in a presentation, view it with acroread in full screen mode.
answered 6 hours ago
marmotmarmot
108k5133251
answered 6 hours ago
marmotmarmot
108k5133251
answered 6 hours ago
marmotmarmot
108k5133251
answered 6 hours ago
marmotmarmot
108k5133251
108k5133251
thanks again. Now i made a "MWE" in order to get this control panel.
– Tirolalein Leine
11 mins ago
@TirolaleinLeine You make those who spend their time writing an answer extremely unhappy by changing your question afterwards and unaccepting your answer. I for my part won't change my answer. If you want an answer to your new problem, ask a new question, which is free of charge. And consider re-accepting my answer, which solved the original problem.
– marmot
4 mins ago
add a comment |
thanks again. Now i made a "MWE" in order to get this control panel.
– Tirolalein Leine
11 mins ago
@TirolaleinLeine You make those who spend their time writing an answer extremely unhappy by changing your question afterwards and unaccepting your answer. I for my part won't change my answer. If you want an answer to your new problem, ask a new question, which is free of charge. And consider re-accepting my answer, which solved the original problem.
– marmot
4 mins ago
thanks again. Now i made a "MWE" in order to get this control panel.
– Tirolalein Leine
11 mins ago
thanks again. Now i made a "MWE" in order to get this control panel.
– Tirolalein Leine
11 mins ago
@TirolaleinLeine You make those who spend their time writing an answer extremely unhappy by changing your question afterwards and unaccepting your answer. I for my part won't change my answer. If you want an answer to your new problem, ask a new question, which is free of charge. And consider re-accepting my answer, which solved the original problem.
– marmot
4 mins ago
@TirolaleinLeine You make those who spend their time writing an answer extremely unhappy by changing your question afterwards and unaccepting your answer. I for my part won't change my answer. If you want an answer to your new problem, ask a new question, which is free of charge. And consider re-accepting my answer, which solved the original problem.
– marmot
4 mins ago
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In order to ensure no marmots are harmed in producing an answer I think the cover page of this explanation says it perfectly usepackage[dynamic opacity]caution optical-astronomy.education/onewebmedia/var2.pdf
– KJO
7 hours ago
Please provide us with an MWE that shows what you have tried. Judging from your previous question, there is a chance you want to embed it into a beamer document. If so, this changes the story because beamer comes with
animate, and it definitely allows you to animate the color of a circle, the radius or both.– marmot
6 hours ago
1
@marmot yeah sorry that i did not provide any MWE becuase I did not know how to get even started. But thank you for showing me how to animate a circle really helpful!
– Tirolalein Leine
2 hours ago
Changing the question in after having accepted an answer is IMHO not a good style. Anyone considering to write an answer here should be warned that this may happen to your answer as well.
– marmot
1 min ago