Ipe VS Ludigraphix

Ipe is a drawing editor for creating figures in PDF or (encapsulated) Postscript format.

Vector drawing tool with shapes defined by points that can be shared with other shapes.

Categories	Diagrams Flowcharts Graphic Design Software Digital Drawing And Painting
Website	sourceforge.net

Categories	Designers Graphic Design Software Vector Graphic Editor Photos & Graphics
Website	ludigraphix.org

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Vector Graphic Editor

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Graphic Design Software

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User comments

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Shibaji Banerjee

Teaching and Research | over 2 years ago

IPE has close LaTeX integration
I find IPE to be a life-savior when it comes to generating physics illustrations which come with their share of math toppings. The editor has nice utilities for latching on to the boundaries, intersection, center etc of geometric figures. The spline tool is the best I have seen anywhere. Layers are handled with grace. LaTeX is rendered instantly. It is very easy to produce a multipage document. What more can one possibly want?

🏁 Competitors: Airtable, PGF and TikZ, LaTeXDraw

👍 Pros: Produces multipage documents|Possible to include latex style files and includes|Live rendering of latex blocks, not just math|Very easy to add stepwise revelations|Comes with a presenter that understands notes|Produced pdf can be easily included in latex documents|Completely free and open source

👎 Cons: May be difficult to figure some things right out of the box