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Optimal Motion Generation-tools: motion planning made easy
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Saving to tikz doesn't work on Windows #58

Closed timmercy closed 7 years ago

timmercy commented 7 years ago

When saving results of a motion planning problem to tikz on Windows, the figures are shifted. I.e. the environment is placed in the top left corner of a big empty space.

timmercy commented 7 years ago

The problem lies in the tikz-convert.py script, not in the tikz file which is generated, or in the toolbox. I guess this is due to some difference between Windows and Linux. If Windows users would like a pdf version of their .tikz figure, they can always use load the tikz in a latex editor.