In which I present dot2texi, a LaTeX package that
allows you to include graphs in the DOT graph description language
directly in your LaTeX documents. The dot2tex tool is used to invoke
Graphviz for graph layout, and to transform the output from Graphviz to
LaTeX code. The process is automated if shell escape is enabled
In which I present my latest project: Blend2Sketch, a tool for exporting objects
and scenes from Blender to the Sketch scene description
language.
I'm pleased to announce the 2.5.0 release of
dot2tex. New in this version is:
In
which I outline how to create a DVD from footage shot with a DV camcorder,
using only free tools.
The process was long and frustrating because I did a few mistakes and was unfamiliar with the tools. Hopefully I can save others from doing the same mistakes as I did.
In which I present a simple parser for Simulink mdl files, made using the excellent Pyparsing library.
I'm pleased to announce the 2.0.0 release of
dot2tex. New in this version is:
All of the examples from the PGF and TikZ gallery are now available for download as a single zip file.
In which I give a brief introduction
to Sketch 3D, a
tool for creating simple 3D scenes for use with (La)TeX. Originally it
generated PSTricks code, but recently support for PGF and TikZ was added!
This allows using pdfTeX directly on the output, and it is possible to
apply simple transparency effects.
I'm pleased to announce the 1.5.0 release of
dot2tex. New in this version is:
dot2tex is a tool for converting graphs generated by Graphviz to formats suitable for use with LaTeX. Currently dot2tex generates code for PSTricks and PGF/TikZ. The purpose of dot2tex is to give graphs a more LaTeX look and feel.
Updates:
Several great things have happened
here at fauskes.net recently: My web site is now hosted by Webfaction, and the back end of this
web site has been completely rewritten using the Django web framework.
BibConverter has become a popular tool since I released it last year. Domain names are quite cheap nowadays, so I decided to buy the bibconverter.net domain and move BibConverter from the server at work to my new web host Webfaction. Now I have more freedom to develop BibConverter further, and users have a much easier URL to remember: http://www.bibconverter.net.
AviSynth is a powerful, script based
system for video post-processing. I started to experiment with it while
working on a visualization project. This notebook entry is an attempt to
document some of the tings I have learned using this tool. It is not an
in-depth guide, just a collection of simple recepies and some of my
experiences using this tool.