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How to clip a background including nodes according to an arbitrary shape?
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5
The following WE
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackage[dvipsnames]xcolor
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,shapes, positioning, fit, backgrounds
tikzstylebackA=[rectangle,
fill=blue!30,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzstylebackB=[rectangle,
fill=purple!15,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzstylebackC=[rectangle,
fill=yellow!40,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzset%
>=Latex[width=2mm,length=2mm],
base/.style = rectangle, rounded corners, draw=black,
minimum width=1cm, minimum height=1cm,
text centered,inner sep=0.3cm,
operation/.style = base, fill=SkyBlue,
begindocument
begintikzpicture[node distance=0.8cm,
every node/.style=fill=white, align=center]
node (controller) [operation] Microcontroller;
node (regulator) [operation, below = of controller] Regulator;
node (transceiver) [operation, right = of controller, align = center] CAN \ Transceiver;
node (sensor) [operation, above = of controller] Sensor;
node (flash) [operation, below = of transceiver, yshift=4mm] Flash \ Memeory;
node (driver1) [operation, right = of sensor] Driver 1;
node (driver2) [operation, left = of sensor] Driver 2;
node (power) [operation, left = of regulator, align=center] Input \ Power;
node (motor1) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=1cm] Motor 1;
node (motor2) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=-1cm] Motor 2;
node[circle,draw,fill=SkyBlue] (computer) [right = of driver1] Computer;
coordinate[left = of power] (d1) ;
coordinate[above = of d1, yshift=5.5cm] (d2) ;
draw[->] (controller) -- (transceiver);
draw[<->] (controller) -- (sensor);
draw[->] (driver1) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (driver2) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver2);
draw[->] (controller) -- (flash);
draw[->] (regulator) -- (controller);
draw[->] (power) -- (regulator);
draw[<->] (transceiver) -- (computer);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) |- (motor2);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) -- (d2) -| (motor1);
beginpgfonlayerbackground
node [backC,
fit=(driver1) (driver2) (sensor) (motor1) (motor2),
label=above:] ;
node [backA,
fit=(computer) (transceiver),
label=above:] ;
node [backB,
fit=(regulator) (power),
label=above:] ;
endpgfonlayer
endtikzpicture
enddocument
yields
Since the driver1 node should have been exclusively covered by the yellow background, I need to subtract the specific part of the violet background which interferes with the yellow one. In particular, an acceptable boundary for the violet background may roughly be like this:
How can I achieve something like that?
tikz-pgf
asked 7 hours ago
RoboticistRoboticist
1,69121231
add a comment |
5
The following WE
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackage[dvipsnames]xcolor
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,shapes, positioning, fit, backgrounds
tikzstylebackA=[rectangle,
fill=blue!30,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzstylebackB=[rectangle,
fill=purple!15,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzstylebackC=[rectangle,
fill=yellow!40,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzset%
>=Latex[width=2mm,length=2mm],
base/.style = rectangle, rounded corners, draw=black,
minimum width=1cm, minimum height=1cm,
text centered,inner sep=0.3cm,
operation/.style = base, fill=SkyBlue,
begindocument
begintikzpicture[node distance=0.8cm,
every node/.style=fill=white, align=center]
node (controller) [operation] Microcontroller;
node (regulator) [operation, below = of controller] Regulator;
node (transceiver) [operation, right = of controller, align = center] CAN \ Transceiver;
node (sensor) [operation, above = of controller] Sensor;
node (flash) [operation, below = of transceiver, yshift=4mm] Flash \ Memeory;
node (driver1) [operation, right = of sensor] Driver 1;
node (driver2) [operation, left = of sensor] Driver 2;
node (power) [operation, left = of regulator, align=center] Input \ Power;
node (motor1) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=1cm] Motor 1;
node (motor2) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=-1cm] Motor 2;
node[circle,draw,fill=SkyBlue] (computer) [right = of driver1] Computer;
coordinate[left = of power] (d1) ;
coordinate[above = of d1, yshift=5.5cm] (d2) ;
draw[->] (controller) -- (transceiver);
draw[<->] (controller) -- (sensor);
draw[->] (driver1) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (driver2) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver2);
draw[->] (controller) -- (flash);
draw[->] (regulator) -- (controller);
draw[->] (power) -- (regulator);
draw[<->] (transceiver) -- (computer);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) |- (motor2);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) -- (d2) -| (motor1);
beginpgfonlayerbackground
node [backC,
fit=(driver1) (driver2) (sensor) (motor1) (motor2),
label=above:] ;
node [backA,
fit=(computer) (transceiver),
label=above:] ;
node [backB,
fit=(regulator) (power),
label=above:] ;
endpgfonlayer
endtikzpicture
enddocument
yields
Since the driver1 node should have been exclusively covered by the yellow background, I need to subtract the specific part of the violet background which interferes with the yellow one. In particular, an acceptable boundary for the violet background may roughly be like this:
How can I achieve something like that?
tikz-pgf
asked 7 hours ago
RoboticistRoboticist
1,69121231
Might be useful: tex.stackexchange.com/questions/53184/…
– Raaja
6 hours ago
1
I don't think you need to crop the blue part. You only have to draw the yellow part after the blue part -- in that case, the yellow part will overfill the blue part.
– JouleV
6 hours ago
@Roboticist If I understand your comment, you only need to put a white frame of the yellow part. This can be done withdraw=white.
– JouleV
6 hours ago
1
@JouleV: The yellow background is indeed drawn "after" the blue background in theWE. Additionally, I'd like to know a potential approach to achieving margins with arbitrary shapes.
– Roboticist
6 hours ago
add a comment |
5
5
5
1
The following WE
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackage[dvipsnames]xcolor
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,shapes, positioning, fit, backgrounds
tikzstylebackA=[rectangle,
fill=blue!30,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzstylebackB=[rectangle,
fill=purple!15,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzstylebackC=[rectangle,
fill=yellow!40,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzset%
>=Latex[width=2mm,length=2mm],
base/.style = rectangle, rounded corners, draw=black,
minimum width=1cm, minimum height=1cm,
text centered,inner sep=0.3cm,
operation/.style = base, fill=SkyBlue,
begindocument
begintikzpicture[node distance=0.8cm,
every node/.style=fill=white, align=center]
node (controller) [operation] Microcontroller;
node (regulator) [operation, below = of controller] Regulator;
node (transceiver) [operation, right = of controller, align = center] CAN \ Transceiver;
node (sensor) [operation, above = of controller] Sensor;
node (flash) [operation, below = of transceiver, yshift=4mm] Flash \ Memeory;
node (driver1) [operation, right = of sensor] Driver 1;
node (driver2) [operation, left = of sensor] Driver 2;
node (power) [operation, left = of regulator, align=center] Input \ Power;
node (motor1) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=1cm] Motor 1;
node (motor2) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=-1cm] Motor 2;
node[circle,draw,fill=SkyBlue] (computer) [right = of driver1] Computer;
coordinate[left = of power] (d1) ;
coordinate[above = of d1, yshift=5.5cm] (d2) ;
draw[->] (controller) -- (transceiver);
draw[<->] (controller) -- (sensor);
draw[->] (driver1) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (driver2) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver2);
draw[->] (controller) -- (flash);
draw[->] (regulator) -- (controller);
draw[->] (power) -- (regulator);
draw[<->] (transceiver) -- (computer);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) |- (motor2);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) -- (d2) -| (motor1);
beginpgfonlayerbackground
node [backC,
fit=(driver1) (driver2) (sensor) (motor1) (motor2),
label=above:] ;
node [backA,
fit=(computer) (transceiver),
label=above:] ;
node [backB,
fit=(regulator) (power),
label=above:] ;
endpgfonlayer
endtikzpicture
enddocument
yields
Since the driver1 node should have been exclusively covered by the yellow background, I need to subtract the specific part of the violet background which interferes with the yellow one. In particular, an acceptable boundary for the violet background may roughly be like this:
How can I achieve something like that?
tikz-pgf
asked 7 hours ago
RoboticistRoboticist
1,69121231
The following WE
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackage[dvipsnames]xcolor
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,shapes, positioning, fit, backgrounds
tikzstylebackA=[rectangle,
fill=blue!30,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzstylebackB=[rectangle,
fill=purple!15,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzstylebackC=[rectangle,
fill=yellow!40,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzset%
>=Latex[width=2mm,length=2mm],
base/.style = rectangle, rounded corners, draw=black,
minimum width=1cm, minimum height=1cm,
text centered,inner sep=0.3cm,
operation/.style = base, fill=SkyBlue,
begindocument
begintikzpicture[node distance=0.8cm,
every node/.style=fill=white, align=center]
node (controller) [operation] Microcontroller;
node (regulator) [operation, below = of controller] Regulator;
node (transceiver) [operation, right = of controller, align = center] CAN \ Transceiver;
node (sensor) [operation, above = of controller] Sensor;
node (flash) [operation, below = of transceiver, yshift=4mm] Flash \ Memeory;
node (driver1) [operation, right = of sensor] Driver 1;
node (driver2) [operation, left = of sensor] Driver 2;
node (power) [operation, left = of regulator, align=center] Input \ Power;
node (motor1) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=1cm] Motor 1;
node (motor2) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=-1cm] Motor 2;
node[circle,draw,fill=SkyBlue] (computer) [right = of driver1] Computer;
coordinate[left = of power] (d1) ;
coordinate[above = of d1, yshift=5.5cm] (d2) ;
draw[->] (controller) -- (transceiver);
draw[<->] (controller) -- (sensor);
draw[->] (driver1) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (driver2) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver2);
draw[->] (controller) -- (flash);
draw[->] (regulator) -- (controller);
draw[->] (power) -- (regulator);
draw[<->] (transceiver) -- (computer);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) |- (motor2);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) -- (d2) -| (motor1);
beginpgfonlayerbackground
node [backC,
fit=(driver1) (driver2) (sensor) (motor1) (motor2),
label=above:] ;
node [backA,
fit=(computer) (transceiver),
label=above:] ;
node [backB,
fit=(regulator) (power),
label=above:] ;
endpgfonlayer
endtikzpicture
enddocument
yields
Since the driver1 node should have been exclusively covered by the yellow background, I need to subtract the specific part of the violet background which interferes with the yellow one. In particular, an acceptable boundary for the violet background may roughly be like this:
How can I achieve something like that?
tikz-pgf
tikz-pgf
asked 7 hours ago
RoboticistRoboticist
1,69121231
asked 7 hours ago
RoboticistRoboticist
1,69121231
asked 7 hours ago
RoboticistRoboticist
1,69121231
asked 7 hours ago
RoboticistRoboticist
1,69121231
asked 7 hours ago
RoboticistRoboticist
1,69121231
1,69121231
Might be useful: tex.stackexchange.com/questions/53184/…
– Raaja
6 hours ago
1
I don't think you need to crop the blue part. You only have to draw the yellow part after the blue part -- in that case, the yellow part will overfill the blue part.
– JouleV
6 hours ago
@Roboticist If I understand your comment, you only need to put a white frame of the yellow part. This can be done withdraw=white.
– JouleV
6 hours ago
1
@JouleV: The yellow background is indeed drawn "after" the blue background in theWE. Additionally, I'd like to know a potential approach to achieving margins with arbitrary shapes.
– Roboticist
6 hours ago
add a comment |
Might be useful: tex.stackexchange.com/questions/53184/…
– Raaja
6 hours ago
1
I don't think you need to crop the blue part. You only have to draw the yellow part after the blue part -- in that case, the yellow part will overfill the blue part.
– JouleV
6 hours ago
@Roboticist If I understand your comment, you only need to put a white frame of the yellow part. This can be done withdraw=white.
– JouleV
6 hours ago
1
@JouleV: The yellow background is indeed drawn "after" the blue background in theWE. Additionally, I'd like to know a potential approach to achieving margins with arbitrary shapes.
– Roboticist
6 hours ago
Might be useful: tex.stackexchange.com/questions/53184/…
– Raaja
6 hours ago
Might be useful: tex.stackexchange.com/questions/53184/…
– Raaja
6 hours ago
1
1
I don't think you need to crop the blue part. You only have to draw the yellow part after the blue part -- in that case, the yellow part will overfill the blue part.
– JouleV
6 hours ago
I don't think you need to crop the blue part. You only have to draw the yellow part after the blue part -- in that case, the yellow part will overfill the blue part.
– JouleV
6 hours ago
@Roboticist If I understand your comment, you only need to put a white frame of the yellow part. This can be done with
draw=white.– JouleV
6 hours ago
@Roboticist If I understand your comment, you only need to put a white frame of the yellow part. This can be done with
draw=white.– JouleV
6 hours ago
1
1
@JouleV: The yellow background is indeed drawn "after" the blue background in the
WE. Additionally, I'd like to know a potential approach to achieving margins with arbitrary shapes.– Roboticist
6 hours ago
@JouleV: The yellow background is indeed drawn "after" the blue background in the
WE. Additionally, I'd like to know a potential approach to achieving margins with arbitrary shapes.– Roboticist
6 hours ago
add a comment |
3 Answers
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I would not overdraw areas with white, imagine you have some background you want to keep. And tikzstyle is deprecated.
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackage[dvipsnames]xcolor
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,shapes, positioning, fit, backgrounds
% based on https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/12033/121799
tikzsetreverseclip/.style=insert path=(current bounding box.south west)rectangle
(current bounding box.north east)
tikzsetbackA/.style=rectangle,
fill=blue!30,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm,
backB/.style=rectangle,
fill=purple!15,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm,
backC/.style=rectangle,
fill=yellow!40,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm
tikzset%
>=Latex[width=2mm,length=2mm],
base/.style = rectangle, rounded corners, draw=black,
minimum width=1cm, minimum height=1cm,
text centered,inner sep=0.3cm,
operation/.style = base, fill=SkyBlue,
begindocument
begintikzpicture[node distance=0.8cm,
every node/.style=fill=white, align=center]
node (controller) [operation] Microcontroller;
node (regulator) [operation, below = of controller] Regulator;
node (transceiver) [operation, right = of controller, align = center] CAN \ Transceiver;
node (sensor) [operation, above = of controller] Sensor;
node (flash) [operation, below = of transceiver, yshift=4mm] Flash \ Memeory;
node (driver1) [operation, right = of sensor] Driver 1;
node (driver2) [operation, left = of sensor] Driver 2;
node (power) [operation, left = of regulator, align=center] Input \ Power;
node (motor1) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=1cm] Motor 1;
node (motor2) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=-1cm] Motor 2;
node[circle,draw,fill=SkyBlue] (computer) [right = of driver1] Computer;
coordinate[left = of power] (d1) ;
coordinate[above = of d1, yshift=5.5cm] (d2) ;
draw[->] (controller) -- (transceiver);
draw[<->] (controller) -- (sensor);
draw[->] (driver1) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (driver2) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver2);
draw[->] (controller) -- (flash);
draw[->] (regulator) -- (controller);
draw[->] (power) -- (regulator);
draw[<->] (transceiver) -- (computer);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) |- (motor2);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) -- (d2) -| (motor1);
beginpgfonlayerbackground
node [backC,
fit=(driver1) (driver2) (sensor) (motor1) (motor2),
label=above:] (F1);
node [backB,
fit=(regulator) (power),
label=above:] ;
clip ([xshift=-5pt,yshift=-5pt]F1.south west) -|
([xshift=5pt,yshift=5pt]F1.north east) -| cycle [reverseclip];
node [backA,
fit=(computer) (transceiver),
label=above:] ;
endpgfonlayer
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered 5 hours ago
marmotmarmot
108k5131247
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Like this?
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackage[dvipsnames]xcolor
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,shapes, positioning, fit, backgrounds
pgfdeclarelayerbackground
pgfdeclarelayermiddle
pgfdeclarelayerforeground
pgfsetlayersbackground,main,middle,foreground
tikzstylebackA=[rectangle,
fill=blue!30,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzstylebackB=[rectangle,
fill=purple!15,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzstylebackC=[rectangle,
fill=yellow!40,
%inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzset%
>=Latex[width=2mm,length=2mm],
base/.style = rectangle, rounded corners, draw=black,
minimum width=1cm, minimum height=1cm,
text centered,inner sep=0.3cm,
operation/.style = base, fill=SkyBlue,
begindocument
begintikzpicture[node distance=0.8cm,
every node/.style=fill=white, align=center]
beginpgfonlayerforeground
node (controller) [operation] Microcontroller;
node (regulator) [operation, below = of controller] Regulator;
node (transceiver) [operation, right = of controller, align = center] CAN \ Transceiver;
node (sensor) [operation, above = of controller] Sensor;
node (flash) [operation, below = of transceiver, yshift=4mm] Flash \ Memeory;
node (driver1) [operation, right = of sensor] Driver 1;
node (driver2) [operation, left = of sensor] Driver 2;
node (power) [operation, left = of regulator, align=center] Input \ Power;
node (motor1) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=1cm] Motor 1;
node (motor2) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=-1cm] Motor 2;
node[circle,draw,fill=SkyBlue] (computer) [right = of driver1] Computer;
coordinate[left = of power] (d1) ;
coordinate[above = of d1, yshift=5.5cm] (d2) ;
draw[->] (controller) -- (transceiver);
draw[<->] (controller) -- (sensor);
draw[->] (driver1) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (driver2) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver2);
draw[->] (controller) -- (flash);
draw[->] (regulator) -- (controller);
draw[->] (power) -- (regulator);
draw[<->] (transceiver) -- (computer);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) |- (motor2);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) -- (d2) -| (motor1);
endpgfonlayer
beginpgfonlayermiddle
node [backC,
fit=(driver1) (driver2) (sensor) (motor1) (motor2),
label=above:] ;
endpgfonlayer
beginpgfonlayermain
node [fill=white,inner sep=3mm,
fit=(driver1) (driver2) (sensor) (motor1) (motor2),
label=above:] ;
endpgfonlayer
beginpgfonlayerbackground
node [backA,
fit=(computer) (transceiver),
label=above:] ;
endpgfonlayer
node [backB,
fit=(regulator) (power),
label=above:] ;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered 6 hours ago
AndréCAndréC
1
1
How can one insert a little of white margin between the boundaries of the two backgrounds? I mean, the backgrounds are tangent to each other right now.
– Roboticist
6 hours ago
@Roboticist I have updated my answer by adding another layer namedmiddle
– AndréC
5 hours ago
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2
For arbitrary shapes (not nodes), one cannot use fitting.
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackage[dvipsnames]xcolor
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,shapes, positioning, calc, backgrounds
tikzset%
>=Latex[width=2mm,length=2mm],
base/.style = rectangle, rounded corners, draw=black,
minimum width=1cm, minimum height=1cm,
text centered,inner sep=0.3cm,
operation/.style = base, fill=SkyBlue,
begindocument
begintikzpicture[node distance=0.8cm,
every node/.style=fill=white, align=center]
node (controller) [operation] Microcontroller;
node (regulator) [operation, below = of controller] Regulator;
node (transceiver) [operation, right = of controller, align = center] CAN \ Transceiver;
node (sensor) [operation, above = of controller] Sensor;
node (flash) [operation, below = of transceiver, yshift=4mm] Flash \ Memeory;
node (driver1) [operation, right = of sensor] Driver 1;
node (driver2) [operation, left = of sensor] Driver 2;
node (power) [operation, left = of regulator, align=center] Input \ Power;
node (motor1) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=1cm] Motor 1;
node (motor2) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=-1cm] Motor 2;
node[circle,draw,fill=SkyBlue] (computer) [right = of driver1] Computer;
coordinate[left = of power] (d1) ;
coordinate[above = of d1, yshift=5.5cm] (d2) ;
draw[->] (controller) -- (transceiver);
draw[<->] (controller) -- (sensor);
draw[->] (driver1) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (driver2) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver2);
draw[->] (controller) -- (flash);
draw[->] (regulator) -- (controller);
draw[->] (power) -- (regulator);
draw[<->] (transceiver) -- (computer);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) |- (motor2);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) -- (d2) -| (motor1);
beginpgfonlayerbackground
path (driver1.east |- computer.north) ++ (0.2,0.2) coordinate(int1);
path (driver2.south -| transceiver.west) ++ (-0.2,-0.2) coordinate(int2);
fill[yellow!40] ($(driver2.south west)+(-0.2,-0.2)$) |- ($(motor2.north)+(0,0.2)$) -| (int1) -- (int2) -- cycle;
fill[blue!30] ($(transceiver.south west)+(-0.2,-0.2)$) -- (int2) -- (int1) --
($(computer.north)+(0,0.2)$) -| ($(computer.east)+(0.2,0)$) |- cycle;
fill[purple!15] ($(power.south west)+(-0.2,-0.2)$) |- ($(power.north)+(0,0.2)$) -| ($(regulator.east)+(0.2,0.2)$) |- cycle;
endpgfonlayer
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered 5 hours ago
John KormyloJohn Kormylo
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I would not overdraw areas with white, imagine you have some background you want to keep. And tikzstyle is deprecated.
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackage[dvipsnames]xcolor
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,shapes, positioning, fit, backgrounds
% based on https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/12033/121799
tikzsetreverseclip/.style=insert path=(current bounding box.south west)rectangle
(current bounding box.north east)
tikzsetbackA/.style=rectangle,
fill=blue!30,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm,
backB/.style=rectangle,
fill=purple!15,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm,
backC/.style=rectangle,
fill=yellow!40,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm
tikzset%
>=Latex[width=2mm,length=2mm],
base/.style = rectangle, rounded corners, draw=black,
minimum width=1cm, minimum height=1cm,
text centered,inner sep=0.3cm,
operation/.style = base, fill=SkyBlue,
begindocument
begintikzpicture[node distance=0.8cm,
every node/.style=fill=white, align=center]
node (controller) [operation] Microcontroller;
node (regulator) [operation, below = of controller] Regulator;
node (transceiver) [operation, right = of controller, align = center] CAN \ Transceiver;
node (sensor) [operation, above = of controller] Sensor;
node (flash) [operation, below = of transceiver, yshift=4mm] Flash \ Memeory;
node (driver1) [operation, right = of sensor] Driver 1;
node (driver2) [operation, left = of sensor] Driver 2;
node (power) [operation, left = of regulator, align=center] Input \ Power;
node (motor1) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=1cm] Motor 1;
node (motor2) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=-1cm] Motor 2;
node[circle,draw,fill=SkyBlue] (computer) [right = of driver1] Computer;
coordinate[left = of power] (d1) ;
coordinate[above = of d1, yshift=5.5cm] (d2) ;
draw[->] (controller) -- (transceiver);
draw[<->] (controller) -- (sensor);
draw[->] (driver1) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (driver2) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver2);
draw[->] (controller) -- (flash);
draw[->] (regulator) -- (controller);
draw[->] (power) -- (regulator);
draw[<->] (transceiver) -- (computer);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) |- (motor2);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) -- (d2) -| (motor1);
beginpgfonlayerbackground
node [backC,
fit=(driver1) (driver2) (sensor) (motor1) (motor2),
label=above:] (F1);
node [backB,
fit=(regulator) (power),
label=above:] ;
clip ([xshift=-5pt,yshift=-5pt]F1.south west) -|
([xshift=5pt,yshift=5pt]F1.north east) -| cycle [reverseclip];
node [backA,
fit=(computer) (transceiver),
label=above:] ;
endpgfonlayer
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered 5 hours ago
marmotmarmot
108k5131247
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I would not overdraw areas with white, imagine you have some background you want to keep. And tikzstyle is deprecated.
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackage[dvipsnames]xcolor
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,shapes, positioning, fit, backgrounds
% based on https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/12033/121799
tikzsetreverseclip/.style=insert path=(current bounding box.south west)rectangle
(current bounding box.north east)
tikzsetbackA/.style=rectangle,
fill=blue!30,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm,
backB/.style=rectangle,
fill=purple!15,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm,
backC/.style=rectangle,
fill=yellow!40,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm
tikzset%
>=Latex[width=2mm,length=2mm],
base/.style = rectangle, rounded corners, draw=black,
minimum width=1cm, minimum height=1cm,
text centered,inner sep=0.3cm,
operation/.style = base, fill=SkyBlue,
begindocument
begintikzpicture[node distance=0.8cm,
every node/.style=fill=white, align=center]
node (controller) [operation] Microcontroller;
node (regulator) [operation, below = of controller] Regulator;
node (transceiver) [operation, right = of controller, align = center] CAN \ Transceiver;
node (sensor) [operation, above = of controller] Sensor;
node (flash) [operation, below = of transceiver, yshift=4mm] Flash \ Memeory;
node (driver1) [operation, right = of sensor] Driver 1;
node (driver2) [operation, left = of sensor] Driver 2;
node (power) [operation, left = of regulator, align=center] Input \ Power;
node (motor1) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=1cm] Motor 1;
node (motor2) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=-1cm] Motor 2;
node[circle,draw,fill=SkyBlue] (computer) [right = of driver1] Computer;
coordinate[left = of power] (d1) ;
coordinate[above = of d1, yshift=5.5cm] (d2) ;
draw[->] (controller) -- (transceiver);
draw[<->] (controller) -- (sensor);
draw[->] (driver1) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (driver2) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver2);
draw[->] (controller) -- (flash);
draw[->] (regulator) -- (controller);
draw[->] (power) -- (regulator);
draw[<->] (transceiver) -- (computer);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) |- (motor2);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) -- (d2) -| (motor1);
beginpgfonlayerbackground
node [backC,
fit=(driver1) (driver2) (sensor) (motor1) (motor2),
label=above:] (F1);
node [backB,
fit=(regulator) (power),
label=above:] ;
clip ([xshift=-5pt,yshift=-5pt]F1.south west) -|
([xshift=5pt,yshift=5pt]F1.north east) -| cycle [reverseclip];
node [backA,
fit=(computer) (transceiver),
label=above:] ;
endpgfonlayer
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered 5 hours ago
marmotmarmot
108k5131247
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5
5
5
I would not overdraw areas with white, imagine you have some background you want to keep. And tikzstyle is deprecated.
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackage[dvipsnames]xcolor
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,shapes, positioning, fit, backgrounds
% based on https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/12033/121799
tikzsetreverseclip/.style=insert path=(current bounding box.south west)rectangle
(current bounding box.north east)
tikzsetbackA/.style=rectangle,
fill=blue!30,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm,
backB/.style=rectangle,
fill=purple!15,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm,
backC/.style=rectangle,
fill=yellow!40,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm
tikzset%
>=Latex[width=2mm,length=2mm],
base/.style = rectangle, rounded corners, draw=black,
minimum width=1cm, minimum height=1cm,
text centered,inner sep=0.3cm,
operation/.style = base, fill=SkyBlue,
begindocument
begintikzpicture[node distance=0.8cm,
every node/.style=fill=white, align=center]
node (controller) [operation] Microcontroller;
node (regulator) [operation, below = of controller] Regulator;
node (transceiver) [operation, right = of controller, align = center] CAN \ Transceiver;
node (sensor) [operation, above = of controller] Sensor;
node (flash) [operation, below = of transceiver, yshift=4mm] Flash \ Memeory;
node (driver1) [operation, right = of sensor] Driver 1;
node (driver2) [operation, left = of sensor] Driver 2;
node (power) [operation, left = of regulator, align=center] Input \ Power;
node (motor1) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=1cm] Motor 1;
node (motor2) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=-1cm] Motor 2;
node[circle,draw,fill=SkyBlue] (computer) [right = of driver1] Computer;
coordinate[left = of power] (d1) ;
coordinate[above = of d1, yshift=5.5cm] (d2) ;
draw[->] (controller) -- (transceiver);
draw[<->] (controller) -- (sensor);
draw[->] (driver1) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (driver2) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver2);
draw[->] (controller) -- (flash);
draw[->] (regulator) -- (controller);
draw[->] (power) -- (regulator);
draw[<->] (transceiver) -- (computer);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) |- (motor2);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) -- (d2) -| (motor1);
beginpgfonlayerbackground
node [backC,
fit=(driver1) (driver2) (sensor) (motor1) (motor2),
label=above:] (F1);
node [backB,
fit=(regulator) (power),
label=above:] ;
clip ([xshift=-5pt,yshift=-5pt]F1.south west) -|
([xshift=5pt,yshift=5pt]F1.north east) -| cycle [reverseclip];
node [backA,
fit=(computer) (transceiver),
label=above:] ;
endpgfonlayer
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered 5 hours ago
marmotmarmot
108k5131247
I would not overdraw areas with white, imagine you have some background you want to keep. And tikzstyle is deprecated.
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackage[dvipsnames]xcolor
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,shapes, positioning, fit, backgrounds
% based on https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/12033/121799
tikzsetreverseclip/.style=insert path=(current bounding box.south west)rectangle
(current bounding box.north east)
tikzsetbackA/.style=rectangle,
fill=blue!30,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm,
backB/.style=rectangle,
fill=purple!15,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm,
backC/.style=rectangle,
fill=yellow!40,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm
tikzset%
>=Latex[width=2mm,length=2mm],
base/.style = rectangle, rounded corners, draw=black,
minimum width=1cm, minimum height=1cm,
text centered,inner sep=0.3cm,
operation/.style = base, fill=SkyBlue,
begindocument
begintikzpicture[node distance=0.8cm,
every node/.style=fill=white, align=center]
node (controller) [operation] Microcontroller;
node (regulator) [operation, below = of controller] Regulator;
node (transceiver) [operation, right = of controller, align = center] CAN \ Transceiver;
node (sensor) [operation, above = of controller] Sensor;
node (flash) [operation, below = of transceiver, yshift=4mm] Flash \ Memeory;
node (driver1) [operation, right = of sensor] Driver 1;
node (driver2) [operation, left = of sensor] Driver 2;
node (power) [operation, left = of regulator, align=center] Input \ Power;
node (motor1) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=1cm] Motor 1;
node (motor2) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=-1cm] Motor 2;
node[circle,draw,fill=SkyBlue] (computer) [right = of driver1] Computer;
coordinate[left = of power] (d1) ;
coordinate[above = of d1, yshift=5.5cm] (d2) ;
draw[->] (controller) -- (transceiver);
draw[<->] (controller) -- (sensor);
draw[->] (driver1) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (driver2) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver2);
draw[->] (controller) -- (flash);
draw[->] (regulator) -- (controller);
draw[->] (power) -- (regulator);
draw[<->] (transceiver) -- (computer);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) |- (motor2);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) -- (d2) -| (motor1);
beginpgfonlayerbackground
node [backC,
fit=(driver1) (driver2) (sensor) (motor1) (motor2),
label=above:] (F1);
node [backB,
fit=(regulator) (power),
label=above:] ;
clip ([xshift=-5pt,yshift=-5pt]F1.south west) -|
([xshift=5pt,yshift=5pt]F1.north east) -| cycle [reverseclip];
node [backA,
fit=(computer) (transceiver),
label=above:] ;
endpgfonlayer
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered 5 hours ago
marmotmarmot
108k5131247
answered 5 hours ago
marmotmarmot
108k5131247
answered 5 hours ago
marmotmarmot
108k5131247
answered 5 hours ago
marmotmarmot
108k5131247
108k5131247
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documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackage[dvipsnames]xcolor
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,shapes, positioning, fit, backgrounds
pgfdeclarelayerbackground
pgfdeclarelayermiddle
pgfdeclarelayerforeground
pgfsetlayersbackground,main,middle,foreground
tikzstylebackA=[rectangle,
fill=blue!30,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzstylebackB=[rectangle,
fill=purple!15,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzstylebackC=[rectangle,
fill=yellow!40,
%inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzset%
>=Latex[width=2mm,length=2mm],
base/.style = rectangle, rounded corners, draw=black,
minimum width=1cm, minimum height=1cm,
text centered,inner sep=0.3cm,
operation/.style = base, fill=SkyBlue,
begindocument
begintikzpicture[node distance=0.8cm,
every node/.style=fill=white, align=center]
beginpgfonlayerforeground
node (controller) [operation] Microcontroller;
node (regulator) [operation, below = of controller] Regulator;
node (transceiver) [operation, right = of controller, align = center] CAN \ Transceiver;
node (sensor) [operation, above = of controller] Sensor;
node (flash) [operation, below = of transceiver, yshift=4mm] Flash \ Memeory;
node (driver1) [operation, right = of sensor] Driver 1;
node (driver2) [operation, left = of sensor] Driver 2;
node (power) [operation, left = of regulator, align=center] Input \ Power;
node (motor1) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=1cm] Motor 1;
node (motor2) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=-1cm] Motor 2;
node[circle,draw,fill=SkyBlue] (computer) [right = of driver1] Computer;
coordinate[left = of power] (d1) ;
coordinate[above = of d1, yshift=5.5cm] (d2) ;
draw[->] (controller) -- (transceiver);
draw[<->] (controller) -- (sensor);
draw[->] (driver1) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (driver2) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver2);
draw[->] (controller) -- (flash);
draw[->] (regulator) -- (controller);
draw[->] (power) -- (regulator);
draw[<->] (transceiver) -- (computer);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) |- (motor2);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) -- (d2) -| (motor1);
endpgfonlayer
beginpgfonlayermiddle
node [backC,
fit=(driver1) (driver2) (sensor) (motor1) (motor2),
label=above:] ;
endpgfonlayer
beginpgfonlayermain
node [fill=white,inner sep=3mm,
fit=(driver1) (driver2) (sensor) (motor1) (motor2),
label=above:] ;
endpgfonlayer
beginpgfonlayerbackground
node [backA,
fit=(computer) (transceiver),
label=above:] ;
endpgfonlayer
node [backB,
fit=(regulator) (power),
label=above:] ;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered 6 hours ago
AndréCAndréC
1
1
How can one insert a little of white margin between the boundaries of the two backgrounds? I mean, the backgrounds are tangent to each other right now.
– Roboticist
6 hours ago
@Roboticist I have updated my answer by adding another layer namedmiddle
– AndréC
5 hours ago
add a comment |
3
Like this?
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackage[dvipsnames]xcolor
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,shapes, positioning, fit, backgrounds
pgfdeclarelayerbackground
pgfdeclarelayermiddle
pgfdeclarelayerforeground
pgfsetlayersbackground,main,middle,foreground
tikzstylebackA=[rectangle,
fill=blue!30,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzstylebackB=[rectangle,
fill=purple!15,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzstylebackC=[rectangle,
fill=yellow!40,
%inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzset%
>=Latex[width=2mm,length=2mm],
base/.style = rectangle, rounded corners, draw=black,
minimum width=1cm, minimum height=1cm,
text centered,inner sep=0.3cm,
operation/.style = base, fill=SkyBlue,
begindocument
begintikzpicture[node distance=0.8cm,
every node/.style=fill=white, align=center]
beginpgfonlayerforeground
node (controller) [operation] Microcontroller;
node (regulator) [operation, below = of controller] Regulator;
node (transceiver) [operation, right = of controller, align = center] CAN \ Transceiver;
node (sensor) [operation, above = of controller] Sensor;
node (flash) [operation, below = of transceiver, yshift=4mm] Flash \ Memeory;
node (driver1) [operation, right = of sensor] Driver 1;
node (driver2) [operation, left = of sensor] Driver 2;
node (power) [operation, left = of regulator, align=center] Input \ Power;
node (motor1) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=1cm] Motor 1;
node (motor2) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=-1cm] Motor 2;
node[circle,draw,fill=SkyBlue] (computer) [right = of driver1] Computer;
coordinate[left = of power] (d1) ;
coordinate[above = of d1, yshift=5.5cm] (d2) ;
draw[->] (controller) -- (transceiver);
draw[<->] (controller) -- (sensor);
draw[->] (driver1) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (driver2) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver2);
draw[->] (controller) -- (flash);
draw[->] (regulator) -- (controller);
draw[->] (power) -- (regulator);
draw[<->] (transceiver) -- (computer);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) |- (motor2);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) -- (d2) -| (motor1);
endpgfonlayer
beginpgfonlayermiddle
node [backC,
fit=(driver1) (driver2) (sensor) (motor1) (motor2),
label=above:] ;
endpgfonlayer
beginpgfonlayermain
node [fill=white,inner sep=3mm,
fit=(driver1) (driver2) (sensor) (motor1) (motor2),
label=above:] ;
endpgfonlayer
beginpgfonlayerbackground
node [backA,
fit=(computer) (transceiver),
label=above:] ;
endpgfonlayer
node [backB,
fit=(regulator) (power),
label=above:] ;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered 6 hours ago
AndréCAndréC
1
1
How can one insert a little of white margin between the boundaries of the two backgrounds? I mean, the backgrounds are tangent to each other right now.
– Roboticist
6 hours ago
@Roboticist I have updated my answer by adding another layer namedmiddle
– AndréC
5 hours ago
add a comment |
3
3
3
Like this?
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackage[dvipsnames]xcolor
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,shapes, positioning, fit, backgrounds
pgfdeclarelayerbackground
pgfdeclarelayermiddle
pgfdeclarelayerforeground
pgfsetlayersbackground,main,middle,foreground
tikzstylebackA=[rectangle,
fill=blue!30,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzstylebackB=[rectangle,
fill=purple!15,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzstylebackC=[rectangle,
fill=yellow!40,
%inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzset%
>=Latex[width=2mm,length=2mm],
base/.style = rectangle, rounded corners, draw=black,
minimum width=1cm, minimum height=1cm,
text centered,inner sep=0.3cm,
operation/.style = base, fill=SkyBlue,
begindocument
begintikzpicture[node distance=0.8cm,
every node/.style=fill=white, align=center]
beginpgfonlayerforeground
node (controller) [operation] Microcontroller;
node (regulator) [operation, below = of controller] Regulator;
node (transceiver) [operation, right = of controller, align = center] CAN \ Transceiver;
node (sensor) [operation, above = of controller] Sensor;
node (flash) [operation, below = of transceiver, yshift=4mm] Flash \ Memeory;
node (driver1) [operation, right = of sensor] Driver 1;
node (driver2) [operation, left = of sensor] Driver 2;
node (power) [operation, left = of regulator, align=center] Input \ Power;
node (motor1) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=1cm] Motor 1;
node (motor2) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=-1cm] Motor 2;
node[circle,draw,fill=SkyBlue] (computer) [right = of driver1] Computer;
coordinate[left = of power] (d1) ;
coordinate[above = of d1, yshift=5.5cm] (d2) ;
draw[->] (controller) -- (transceiver);
draw[<->] (controller) -- (sensor);
draw[->] (driver1) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (driver2) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver2);
draw[->] (controller) -- (flash);
draw[->] (regulator) -- (controller);
draw[->] (power) -- (regulator);
draw[<->] (transceiver) -- (computer);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) |- (motor2);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) -- (d2) -| (motor1);
endpgfonlayer
beginpgfonlayermiddle
node [backC,
fit=(driver1) (driver2) (sensor) (motor1) (motor2),
label=above:] ;
endpgfonlayer
beginpgfonlayermain
node [fill=white,inner sep=3mm,
fit=(driver1) (driver2) (sensor) (motor1) (motor2),
label=above:] ;
endpgfonlayer
beginpgfonlayerbackground
node [backA,
fit=(computer) (transceiver),
label=above:] ;
endpgfonlayer
node [backB,
fit=(regulator) (power),
label=above:] ;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered 6 hours ago
AndréCAndréC
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Like this?
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackage[dvipsnames]xcolor
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,shapes, positioning, fit, backgrounds
pgfdeclarelayerbackground
pgfdeclarelayermiddle
pgfdeclarelayerforeground
pgfsetlayersbackground,main,middle,foreground
tikzstylebackA=[rectangle,
fill=blue!30,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzstylebackB=[rectangle,
fill=purple!15,
inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzstylebackC=[rectangle,
fill=yellow!40,
%inner sep=0.2cm,
rounded corners=0mm]
tikzset%
>=Latex[width=2mm,length=2mm],
base/.style = rectangle, rounded corners, draw=black,
minimum width=1cm, minimum height=1cm,
text centered,inner sep=0.3cm,
operation/.style = base, fill=SkyBlue,
begindocument
begintikzpicture[node distance=0.8cm,
every node/.style=fill=white, align=center]
beginpgfonlayerforeground
node (controller) [operation] Microcontroller;
node (regulator) [operation, below = of controller] Regulator;
node (transceiver) [operation, right = of controller, align = center] CAN \ Transceiver;
node (sensor) [operation, above = of controller] Sensor;
node (flash) [operation, below = of transceiver, yshift=4mm] Flash \ Memeory;
node (driver1) [operation, right = of sensor] Driver 1;
node (driver2) [operation, left = of sensor] Driver 2;
node (power) [operation, left = of regulator, align=center] Input \ Power;
node (motor1) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=1cm] Motor 1;
node (motor2) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=-1cm] Motor 2;
node[circle,draw,fill=SkyBlue] (computer) [right = of driver1] Computer;
coordinate[left = of power] (d1) ;
coordinate[above = of d1, yshift=5.5cm] (d2) ;
draw[->] (controller) -- (transceiver);
draw[<->] (controller) -- (sensor);
draw[->] (driver1) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (driver2) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver2);
draw[->] (controller) -- (flash);
draw[->] (regulator) -- (controller);
draw[->] (power) -- (regulator);
draw[<->] (transceiver) -- (computer);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) |- (motor2);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) -- (d2) -| (motor1);
endpgfonlayer
beginpgfonlayermiddle
node [backC,
fit=(driver1) (driver2) (sensor) (motor1) (motor2),
label=above:] ;
endpgfonlayer
beginpgfonlayermain
node [fill=white,inner sep=3mm,
fit=(driver1) (driver2) (sensor) (motor1) (motor2),
label=above:] ;
endpgfonlayer
beginpgfonlayerbackground
node [backA,
fit=(computer) (transceiver),
label=above:] ;
endpgfonlayer
node [backB,
fit=(regulator) (power),
label=above:] ;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered 6 hours ago
AndréCAndréC
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edited 5 hours ago
answered 6 hours ago
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answered 6 hours ago
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answered 6 hours ago
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How can one insert a little of white margin between the boundaries of the two backgrounds? I mean, the backgrounds are tangent to each other right now.
– Roboticist
6 hours ago
@Roboticist I have updated my answer by adding another layer namedmiddle
– AndréC
5 hours ago
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1
How can one insert a little of white margin between the boundaries of the two backgrounds? I mean, the backgrounds are tangent to each other right now.
– Roboticist
6 hours ago
@Roboticist I have updated my answer by adding another layer namedmiddle
– AndréC
5 hours ago
1
1
How can one insert a little of white margin between the boundaries of the two backgrounds? I mean, the backgrounds are tangent to each other right now.
– Roboticist
6 hours ago
How can one insert a little of white margin between the boundaries of the two backgrounds? I mean, the backgrounds are tangent to each other right now.
– Roboticist
6 hours ago
@Roboticist I have updated my answer by adding another layer named
middle– AndréC
5 hours ago
@Roboticist I have updated my answer by adding another layer named
middle– AndréC
5 hours ago
add a comment |
2
For arbitrary shapes (not nodes), one cannot use fitting.
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackage[dvipsnames]xcolor
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,shapes, positioning, calc, backgrounds
tikzset%
>=Latex[width=2mm,length=2mm],
base/.style = rectangle, rounded corners, draw=black,
minimum width=1cm, minimum height=1cm,
text centered,inner sep=0.3cm,
operation/.style = base, fill=SkyBlue,
begindocument
begintikzpicture[node distance=0.8cm,
every node/.style=fill=white, align=center]
node (controller) [operation] Microcontroller;
node (regulator) [operation, below = of controller] Regulator;
node (transceiver) [operation, right = of controller, align = center] CAN \ Transceiver;
node (sensor) [operation, above = of controller] Sensor;
node (flash) [operation, below = of transceiver, yshift=4mm] Flash \ Memeory;
node (driver1) [operation, right = of sensor] Driver 1;
node (driver2) [operation, left = of sensor] Driver 2;
node (power) [operation, left = of regulator, align=center] Input \ Power;
node (motor1) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=1cm] Motor 1;
node (motor2) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=-1cm] Motor 2;
node[circle,draw,fill=SkyBlue] (computer) [right = of driver1] Computer;
coordinate[left = of power] (d1) ;
coordinate[above = of d1, yshift=5.5cm] (d2) ;
draw[->] (controller) -- (transceiver);
draw[<->] (controller) -- (sensor);
draw[->] (driver1) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (driver2) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver2);
draw[->] (controller) -- (flash);
draw[->] (regulator) -- (controller);
draw[->] (power) -- (regulator);
draw[<->] (transceiver) -- (computer);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) |- (motor2);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) -- (d2) -| (motor1);
beginpgfonlayerbackground
path (driver1.east |- computer.north) ++ (0.2,0.2) coordinate(int1);
path (driver2.south -| transceiver.west) ++ (-0.2,-0.2) coordinate(int2);
fill[yellow!40] ($(driver2.south west)+(-0.2,-0.2)$) |- ($(motor2.north)+(0,0.2)$) -| (int1) -- (int2) -- cycle;
fill[blue!30] ($(transceiver.south west)+(-0.2,-0.2)$) -- (int2) -- (int1) --
($(computer.north)+(0,0.2)$) -| ($(computer.east)+(0.2,0)$) |- cycle;
fill[purple!15] ($(power.south west)+(-0.2,-0.2)$) |- ($(power.north)+(0,0.2)$) -| ($(regulator.east)+(0.2,0.2)$) |- cycle;
endpgfonlayer
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered 5 hours ago
John KormyloJohn Kormylo
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For arbitrary shapes (not nodes), one cannot use fitting.
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackage[dvipsnames]xcolor
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,shapes, positioning, calc, backgrounds
tikzset%
>=Latex[width=2mm,length=2mm],
base/.style = rectangle, rounded corners, draw=black,
minimum width=1cm, minimum height=1cm,
text centered,inner sep=0.3cm,
operation/.style = base, fill=SkyBlue,
begindocument
begintikzpicture[node distance=0.8cm,
every node/.style=fill=white, align=center]
node (controller) [operation] Microcontroller;
node (regulator) [operation, below = of controller] Regulator;
node (transceiver) [operation, right = of controller, align = center] CAN \ Transceiver;
node (sensor) [operation, above = of controller] Sensor;
node (flash) [operation, below = of transceiver, yshift=4mm] Flash \ Memeory;
node (driver1) [operation, right = of sensor] Driver 1;
node (driver2) [operation, left = of sensor] Driver 2;
node (power) [operation, left = of regulator, align=center] Input \ Power;
node (motor1) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=1cm] Motor 1;
node (motor2) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=-1cm] Motor 2;
node[circle,draw,fill=SkyBlue] (computer) [right = of driver1] Computer;
coordinate[left = of power] (d1) ;
coordinate[above = of d1, yshift=5.5cm] (d2) ;
draw[->] (controller) -- (transceiver);
draw[<->] (controller) -- (sensor);
draw[->] (driver1) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (driver2) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver2);
draw[->] (controller) -- (flash);
draw[->] (regulator) -- (controller);
draw[->] (power) -- (regulator);
draw[<->] (transceiver) -- (computer);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) |- (motor2);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) -- (d2) -| (motor1);
beginpgfonlayerbackground
path (driver1.east |- computer.north) ++ (0.2,0.2) coordinate(int1);
path (driver2.south -| transceiver.west) ++ (-0.2,-0.2) coordinate(int2);
fill[yellow!40] ($(driver2.south west)+(-0.2,-0.2)$) |- ($(motor2.north)+(0,0.2)$) -| (int1) -- (int2) -- cycle;
fill[blue!30] ($(transceiver.south west)+(-0.2,-0.2)$) -- (int2) -- (int1) --
($(computer.north)+(0,0.2)$) -| ($(computer.east)+(0.2,0)$) |- cycle;
fill[purple!15] ($(power.south west)+(-0.2,-0.2)$) |- ($(power.north)+(0,0.2)$) -| ($(regulator.east)+(0.2,0.2)$) |- cycle;
endpgfonlayer
endtikzpicture
enddocument
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For arbitrary shapes (not nodes), one cannot use fitting.
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackage[dvipsnames]xcolor
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,shapes, positioning, calc, backgrounds
tikzset%
>=Latex[width=2mm,length=2mm],
base/.style = rectangle, rounded corners, draw=black,
minimum width=1cm, minimum height=1cm,
text centered,inner sep=0.3cm,
operation/.style = base, fill=SkyBlue,
begindocument
begintikzpicture[node distance=0.8cm,
every node/.style=fill=white, align=center]
node (controller) [operation] Microcontroller;
node (regulator) [operation, below = of controller] Regulator;
node (transceiver) [operation, right = of controller, align = center] CAN \ Transceiver;
node (sensor) [operation, above = of controller] Sensor;
node (flash) [operation, below = of transceiver, yshift=4mm] Flash \ Memeory;
node (driver1) [operation, right = of sensor] Driver 1;
node (driver2) [operation, left = of sensor] Driver 2;
node (power) [operation, left = of regulator, align=center] Input \ Power;
node (motor1) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=1cm] Motor 1;
node (motor2) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=-1cm] Motor 2;
node[circle,draw,fill=SkyBlue] (computer) [right = of driver1] Computer;
coordinate[left = of power] (d1) ;
coordinate[above = of d1, yshift=5.5cm] (d2) ;
draw[->] (controller) -- (transceiver);
draw[<->] (controller) -- (sensor);
draw[->] (driver1) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (driver2) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver2);
draw[->] (controller) -- (flash);
draw[->] (regulator) -- (controller);
draw[->] (power) -- (regulator);
draw[<->] (transceiver) -- (computer);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) |- (motor2);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) -- (d2) -| (motor1);
beginpgfonlayerbackground
path (driver1.east |- computer.north) ++ (0.2,0.2) coordinate(int1);
path (driver2.south -| transceiver.west) ++ (-0.2,-0.2) coordinate(int2);
fill[yellow!40] ($(driver2.south west)+(-0.2,-0.2)$) |- ($(motor2.north)+(0,0.2)$) -| (int1) -- (int2) -- cycle;
fill[blue!30] ($(transceiver.south west)+(-0.2,-0.2)$) -- (int2) -- (int1) --
($(computer.north)+(0,0.2)$) -| ($(computer.east)+(0.2,0)$) |- cycle;
fill[purple!15] ($(power.south west)+(-0.2,-0.2)$) |- ($(power.north)+(0,0.2)$) -| ($(regulator.east)+(0.2,0.2)$) |- cycle;
endpgfonlayer
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered 5 hours ago
John KormyloJohn Kormylo
45.2k12570
For arbitrary shapes (not nodes), one cannot use fitting.
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackage[dvipsnames]xcolor
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,shapes, positioning, calc, backgrounds
tikzset%
>=Latex[width=2mm,length=2mm],
base/.style = rectangle, rounded corners, draw=black,
minimum width=1cm, minimum height=1cm,
text centered,inner sep=0.3cm,
operation/.style = base, fill=SkyBlue,
begindocument
begintikzpicture[node distance=0.8cm,
every node/.style=fill=white, align=center]
node (controller) [operation] Microcontroller;
node (regulator) [operation, below = of controller] Regulator;
node (transceiver) [operation, right = of controller, align = center] CAN \ Transceiver;
node (sensor) [operation, above = of controller] Sensor;
node (flash) [operation, below = of transceiver, yshift=4mm] Flash \ Memeory;
node (driver1) [operation, right = of sensor] Driver 1;
node (driver2) [operation, left = of sensor] Driver 2;
node (power) [operation, left = of regulator, align=center] Input \ Power;
node (motor1) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=1cm] Motor 1;
node (motor2) [operation, above = of sensor, align=center, xshift=-1cm] Motor 2;
node[circle,draw,fill=SkyBlue] (computer) [right = of driver1] Computer;
coordinate[left = of power] (d1) ;
coordinate[above = of d1, yshift=5.5cm] (d2) ;
draw[->] (controller) -- (transceiver);
draw[<->] (controller) -- (sensor);
draw[->] (driver1) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (driver2) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor2);
draw[<->] (sensor) -- (motor1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver1);
draw[->] (controller) -- (driver2);
draw[->] (controller) -- (flash);
draw[->] (regulator) -- (controller);
draw[->] (power) -- (regulator);
draw[<->] (transceiver) -- (computer);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) |- (motor2);
draw[->] (power) -- (d1) -- (d2) -| (motor1);
beginpgfonlayerbackground
path (driver1.east |- computer.north) ++ (0.2,0.2) coordinate(int1);
path (driver2.south -| transceiver.west) ++ (-0.2,-0.2) coordinate(int2);
fill[yellow!40] ($(driver2.south west)+(-0.2,-0.2)$) |- ($(motor2.north)+(0,0.2)$) -| (int1) -- (int2) -- cycle;
fill[blue!30] ($(transceiver.south west)+(-0.2,-0.2)$) -- (int2) -- (int1) --
($(computer.north)+(0,0.2)$) -| ($(computer.east)+(0.2,0)$) |- cycle;
fill[purple!15] ($(power.south west)+(-0.2,-0.2)$) |- ($(power.north)+(0,0.2)$) -| ($(regulator.east)+(0.2,0.2)$) |- cycle;
endpgfonlayer
endtikzpicture
enddocument
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– Raaja
6 hours ago
1
I don't think you need to crop the blue part. You only have to draw the yellow part after the blue part -- in that case, the yellow part will overfill the blue part.
– JouleV
6 hours ago
@Roboticist If I understand your comment, you only need to put a white frame of the yellow part. This can be done with
draw=white.– JouleV
6 hours ago
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@JouleV: The yellow background is indeed drawn "after" the blue background in the
WE. Additionally, I'd like to know a potential approach to achieving margins with arbitrary shapes.– Roboticist
6 hours ago