Hello,
First timer on a LaTeX forum here.
Here's my problem. I script-made a big bunch of graphics that I need to put into paper. I have 104 figures composed of 4 subfloats each. I made a script to make all the LaTeX code
There was a kind of overloaded memory problem : one of each 20 figures was not well centered and 4 figures were excluded. So I split this code into different files with 4 figures each.
However when I can just complie 4 subfiles at the time without having any mistakes. [Error: Too many unprocessed floats]
Is there a way to make the pdf every 4 subfiles and then put them all together? I will have to repeat this operation about 7 times with different data, so I'm not quite willing to compile each and every subfile to merge them all.
Any suggestions ?
Graphics, Figures & Tables ⇒ subfloat overload
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subfloat overload
Just insert a \clear(double)page after every fourth figure to force the output and avoid the described error.
Thorsten
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Re: subfloat overload
It works ! Thank you very much Thorsten.
Is just magical to see an warningless and errorless compilation.
Is just magical to see an warningless and errorless compilation.

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