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thomgraf
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tikZ | Connection for Fingers of a Mind Map

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Hello:

Any ideas how I can connect fingers in a mind map?

For example, how can I connect "Raum 1" with "Raum 2" in the following example:

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\begin{tikzpicture}
\path[mindmap,concept color=gray]
 node[concept] {Gebaude} [clockwise from=1]
  child[concept color=red] { node[concept] {Raum 1} }
  child[concept color =yellow,sibling angle=90] { node[concept] {Raum2} };
\end{tikzpicture}
Thank you!
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tikZ | Connection for Fingers of a Mind Map

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Section 40.4 of the beamer user guide should answer your question. More seems not to be possible at the moment.


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thomgraf
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Re: tikZ | Connection for Fingers of a Mind Map

Post by thomgraf »

Thanks Thorsten:

The beamer guide you are pointing at does not have a section 40.4, nor could I find a related item in the table of contents that would fit my request. Any ideas?

Thanks again.
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tikZ | Connection for Fingers of a Mind Map

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My fault. I meant the respective section of the pgf/tikZ manual. I don't know where I had my head. My apologies for the confusion.
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