Diagram Palettes

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2 total messages Started by Kevin Brain Wed, 05 Aug 1992 16:49

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Author: Kevin Brain
Date: Wed, 05 Aug 1992 16:49

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I have just submitted a collection of Diagram Palettes to the archive sites.   
These palettes are full of useful and/or fun postscript images that give new  
life to Diagram.  For instance, the collection of gradations provides a way to  
do gradations while we wait for Lighthouse Design to release a new version of  
Diagram that does this properly...

Here is a list of the palettes included:

Backgrounds - Cool things to throw behind any diagram!
BkgndsRandom - never the same twice!
ColorGradations - overcome one of the limitations of Diagram!
Components - electrical symbols
Gears - a few "teethed-things"
Gradations - (gray scale) overcome one of the limitations of Diagram!  
LogicGates - Logic symbols
Math - a rather kludgy way to do equation editing (mostly various symbols from  
the Symbol font)
PCBLayout - cheap and dirty printed circuit board layout
PSTidBits - little bits and tids
Stars - "It's full of stars!"
Tiles - non-ceramic (interesting as borders)
Triangles - right triangles, since Lighthouse left these off their default  
palette
3-DShapes - Add a new dimension to your diagrams...

I submitted these to the submissions directory at sonata.cc.purdue.edu and  
cs.orst.edu.  The filename is UW_Palettes.tar.Z.  They were also submitted for  
inclusion on the educational CDROM NeXT is putting together.  Enjoy.

Kevin Brain
University of Waterloo

Re: Diagram Palettes

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Author: Allen B
Date: Wed, 12 Aug 1992 19:35

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In article <BsIs2H.4J9@watserv1.uwaterloo.ca> ksbrain@zeus.UWaterloo.ca (Kevin  
Brain) writes:
> I submitted these to the submissions directory at sonata.cc.purdue.edu

Those are neat!  They're now in
next/graphics/data/Diagram.  I'm planning on more
graphics/data directories for files like that. 

ab

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