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math: false math: false
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For the longest time I've been avoiding TIkz because I imagined it being too difficult to learn. Usually I create a graphic using a program like [Draw.IO](https://draw.io) and import it as an image. Though this time around, I decided that I'm going to learn how to make trees in Tikz. It turns out, it's not as bad as I anticated. For the longest time I've been avoiding Tikz because I imagined it being too difficult to learn. Usually I create a graphic using a program like [Draw.IO](https://draw.io) and import it as an image. Though this time around, I decided that I'm going to learn how to make trees in Tikz. It turns out, it's not as bad as I anticipated.
I'm only going to provide a few simple examples in this post. To learn more check out the [Tikz documentation on trees](https://tikz.dev/tikz-trees). I'm only going to provide a few simple examples in this post. To learn more check out the [Tikz documentation on trees](https://tikz.dev/tikz-trees).
@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ To create another child for a node, place it in the same level as the existing c
![Screenshot of tree with the root node having two child nodes](/files/images/blog/20221206111922.png) ![Screenshot of tree with the root node having two child nodes](/files/images/blog/20221206111922.png)
The rendered tree may have text overlap as shown in the last screenshot. This is where `tikz` options come in. We can define the seperation distance between siblings. I don't have many tips for choosing the value other than to play around and see how it looks. The rendered tree may have text overlap as shown in the last screenshot. This is where `tikz` options come in. We can define the separation distance between siblings. I don't have many tips for choosing the value other than to play around and see how it looks.
```latex ```latex
\begin{tikzpicture} \begin{tikzpicture}
@ -88,4 +88,4 @@ To show how the child nesting works, I'll finish by giving the right child two c
\end{tikzpicture} \end{tikzpicture}
``` ```
![Screenshot of a tree similar to the previous tree, but with the right child having two cchild nodes one with the label A and the other with the label B.](/files/images/blog/20221206112444.png) ![Screenshot of a tree similar to the previous tree, but with the right child having two child nodes one with the label A and the other with the label B.](/files/images/blog/20221206112444.png)