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Stretch a Tikz tree

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I have this beautiful tree, but I have not been able to stretch it. Specifically I want to increase the distance between the first and second children and their grandchildren. Any suggestions?

   documentclass[border=10pt]{standalone}

 usepackage[edges]{forest}



begin{document}





begin{forest}

        for tree={

            thick,

            l sep=0.55cm,

            s sep=0.55cm,

            child anchor=west,

            parent anchor=east,

            grow'=east,

            draw,

            anchor=west,

            node options={draw,font=sffamily},

            edge={semithick},

            align=center,

            node options={draw,font=sffamily},

            edge={semithick},

            forked edges,

            where n children={11}{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=2{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=6{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=8{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

        },

        %           edge path={

        %               noexpand path[forestoption{edge}]

        %               (.child anchor) 

        %               -- +(-10pt,0) 

        %               |- (!u.parent anchor)

        %               forestoption{edge label};

        %           },

        %           ver/.style={rotate=90, child anchor=north, parent anchor=south, anchor=center},

        %   }

        [Mother branch, 

        [First Child

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child    []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        [Second Child

        [Grand child [ ]]

        [Grand child [] ]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        ]

    end{forest}

end{document}

asked 59 mins ago

Abdulhameed

29219

1

This distance is to a large extent controlled by l sep. If you increase it to, say l sep=1.55cm, the distance will become larger. What precisely do you want to achieve?

– marmot
50 mins ago

Thanks marmot, I will like to strech the distance between the first/second child and grand child. Changing to 1.55cm only increases the distance of the grandchild not the connecting line between the first/second child and the grandchild

– Abdulhameed
22 mins ago

I added something where you can selectively increase (or decrease) these distances.

– marmot
15 mins ago

add a comment |

I have this beautiful tree, but I have not been able to stretch it. Specifically I want to increase the distance between the first and second children and their grandchildren. Any suggestions?

   documentclass[border=10pt]{standalone}

 usepackage[edges]{forest}



begin{document}





begin{forest}

        for tree={

            thick,

            l sep=0.55cm,

            s sep=0.55cm,

            child anchor=west,

            parent anchor=east,

            grow'=east,

            draw,

            anchor=west,

            node options={draw,font=sffamily},

            edge={semithick},

            align=center,

            node options={draw,font=sffamily},

            edge={semithick},

            forked edges,

            where n children={11}{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=2{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=6{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=8{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

        },

        %           edge path={

        %               noexpand path[forestoption{edge}]

        %               (.child anchor) 

        %               -- +(-10pt,0) 

        %               |- (!u.parent anchor)

        %               forestoption{edge label};

        %           },

        %           ver/.style={rotate=90, child anchor=north, parent anchor=south, anchor=center},

        %   }

        [Mother branch, 

        [First Child

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child    []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        [Second Child

        [Grand child [ ]]

        [Grand child [] ]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        ]

    end{forest}

end{document}

asked 59 mins ago

Abdulhameed

29219

1

This distance is to a large extent controlled by l sep. If you increase it to, say l sep=1.55cm, the distance will become larger. What precisely do you want to achieve?

– marmot
50 mins ago

Thanks marmot, I will like to strech the distance between the first/second child and grand child. Changing to 1.55cm only increases the distance of the grandchild not the connecting line between the first/second child and the grandchild

– Abdulhameed
22 mins ago

I added something where you can selectively increase (or decrease) these distances.

– marmot
15 mins ago

add a comment |

I have this beautiful tree, but I have not been able to stretch it. Specifically I want to increase the distance between the first and second children and their grandchildren. Any suggestions?

   documentclass[border=10pt]{standalone}

 usepackage[edges]{forest}



begin{document}





begin{forest}

        for tree={

            thick,

            l sep=0.55cm,

            s sep=0.55cm,

            child anchor=west,

            parent anchor=east,

            grow'=east,

            draw,

            anchor=west,

            node options={draw,font=sffamily},

            edge={semithick},

            align=center,

            node options={draw,font=sffamily},

            edge={semithick},

            forked edges,

            where n children={11}{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=2{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=6{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=8{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

        },

        %           edge path={

        %               noexpand path[forestoption{edge}]

        %               (.child anchor) 

        %               -- +(-10pt,0) 

        %               |- (!u.parent anchor)

        %               forestoption{edge label};

        %           },

        %           ver/.style={rotate=90, child anchor=north, parent anchor=south, anchor=center},

        %   }

        [Mother branch, 

        [First Child

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child    []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        [Second Child

        [Grand child [ ]]

        [Grand child [] ]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        ]

    end{forest}

end{document}

asked 59 mins ago

Abdulhameed

29219

I have this beautiful tree, but I have not been able to stretch it. Specifically I want to increase the distance between the first and second children and their grandchildren. Any suggestions?

   documentclass[border=10pt]{standalone}

 usepackage[edges]{forest}



begin{document}





begin{forest}

        for tree={

            thick,

            l sep=0.55cm,

            s sep=0.55cm,

            child anchor=west,

            parent anchor=east,

            grow'=east,

            draw,

            anchor=west,

            node options={draw,font=sffamily},

            edge={semithick},

            align=center,

            node options={draw,font=sffamily},

            edge={semithick},

            forked edges,

            where n children={11}{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=2{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=6{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=8{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

        },

        %           edge path={

        %               noexpand path[forestoption{edge}]

        %               (.child anchor) 

        %               -- +(-10pt,0) 

        %               |- (!u.parent anchor)

        %               forestoption{edge label};

        %           },

        %           ver/.style={rotate=90, child anchor=north, parent anchor=south, anchor=center},

        %   }

        [Mother branch, 

        [First Child

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child    []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        [Second Child

        [Grand child [ ]]

        [Grand child [] ]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        ]

    end{forest}

end{document}

tikz-pgf

asked 59 mins ago

Abdulhameed

29219

asked 59 mins ago

Abdulhameed

29219

asked 59 mins ago

Abdulhameed

29219

asked 59 mins ago

Abdulhameed

29219

asked 59 mins ago

Abdulhameed

29219

1

This distance is to a large extent controlled by l sep. If you increase it to, say l sep=1.55cm, the distance will become larger. What precisely do you want to achieve?

– marmot
50 mins ago

Thanks marmot, I will like to strech the distance between the first/second child and grand child. Changing to 1.55cm only increases the distance of the grandchild not the connecting line between the first/second child and the grandchild

– Abdulhameed
22 mins ago

I added something where you can selectively increase (or decrease) these distances.

– marmot
15 mins ago

add a comment |

1

This distance is to a large extent controlled by l sep. If you increase it to, say l sep=1.55cm, the distance will become larger. What precisely do you want to achieve?

– marmot
50 mins ago

Thanks marmot, I will like to strech the distance between the first/second child and grand child. Changing to 1.55cm only increases the distance of the grandchild not the connecting line between the first/second child and the grandchild

– Abdulhameed
22 mins ago

I added something where you can selectively increase (or decrease) these distances.

– marmot
15 mins ago

This distance is to a large extent controlled by l sep. If you increase it to, say l sep=1.55cm, the distance will become larger. What precisely do you want to achieve?

– marmot
50 mins ago

Thanks marmot, I will like to strech the distance between the first/second child and grand child. Changing to 1.55cm only increases the distance of the grandchild not the connecting line between the first/second child and the grandchild

– Abdulhameed
22 mins ago

I added something where you can selectively increase (or decrease) these distances.

– marmot
15 mins ago

add a comment |

2 Answers
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You can selectively increase the level distance by saying e.g.

where level=2{l+=0.5cm,fork sep=8mm}{},

where I also adjusted the fork sep for the optics. MWE:

documentclass[border=10pt]{standalone}

 usepackage[edges]{forest}



begin{document}





begin{forest}

        for tree={

            thick,

            l sep=0.55cm,

            where level=2{l+=0.5cm,fork sep=8mm}{},         

            s sep=0.55cm,

            child anchor=west,

            parent anchor=east,

            grow'=east,

            draw,

            anchor=west,

            node options={draw,font=sffamily},

            edge={semithick},

            align=center,

            node options={draw,font=sffamily},

            edge={semithick},

            forked edges,

            where n children={11}{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=2{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=6{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=8{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

        },

        [Mother branch, 

        [First Child

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child    []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        [Second Child

        [Grand child [ ]]

        [Grand child [] ]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        ]

    end{forest}

end{document}

enter image description here

answered 16 mins ago

marmot

121k6158295

add a comment |

i'm guessing, that you looking for something like this:

enter image description here

which is obtained with the following mwe:

documentclass[border=10pt]{standalone}

usepackage[edges]{forest}



begin{document}

begin{forest}

        for tree={

            grow'=east,

            anchor=west,

            node options={draw, thick, font=sffamily},

            edge={semithick},

            forked edges,

            l sep=6mm,

            s sep=4mm,

            fork sep = 2.5mm,           % new, distance from parent to branching point

            where level=1{s sep=1mm}{}, % new

            where level=2{}{rotate=90, anchor=center} % new

        },

        [Mother branch,

        [First Child

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child    []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        [Second Child

        [Grand child [ ]]

        [Grand child [] ]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        ]

    end{forest}

end{document}

changes in comparison to your mwe are indicated with % new. i also remove all doubled code lines in your mwe.

edited 27 mins ago

answered 36 mins ago

Zarko

131k869170

add a comment |

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You can selectively increase the level distance by saying e.g.

where level=2{l+=0.5cm,fork sep=8mm}{},

where I also adjusted the fork sep for the optics. MWE:

documentclass[border=10pt]{standalone}

 usepackage[edges]{forest}



begin{document}





begin{forest}

        for tree={

            thick,

            l sep=0.55cm,

            where level=2{l+=0.5cm,fork sep=8mm}{},         

            s sep=0.55cm,

            child anchor=west,

            parent anchor=east,

            grow'=east,

            draw,

            anchor=west,

            node options={draw,font=sffamily},

            edge={semithick},

            align=center,

            node options={draw,font=sffamily},

            edge={semithick},

            forked edges,

            where n children={11}{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=2{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=6{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=8{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

        },

        [Mother branch, 

        [First Child

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child    []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        [Second Child

        [Grand child [ ]]

        [Grand child [] ]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        ]

    end{forest}

end{document}

enter image description here

answered 16 mins ago

marmot

121k6158295

add a comment |

You can selectively increase the level distance by saying e.g.

where level=2{l+=0.5cm,fork sep=8mm}{},

where I also adjusted the fork sep for the optics. MWE:

documentclass[border=10pt]{standalone}

 usepackage[edges]{forest}



begin{document}





begin{forest}

        for tree={

            thick,

            l sep=0.55cm,

            where level=2{l+=0.5cm,fork sep=8mm}{},         

            s sep=0.55cm,

            child anchor=west,

            parent anchor=east,

            grow'=east,

            draw,

            anchor=west,

            node options={draw,font=sffamily},

            edge={semithick},

            align=center,

            node options={draw,font=sffamily},

            edge={semithick},

            forked edges,

            where n children={11}{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=2{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=6{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=8{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

        },

        [Mother branch, 

        [First Child

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child    []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        [Second Child

        [Grand child [ ]]

        [Grand child [] ]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        ]

    end{forest}

end{document}

enter image description here

answered 16 mins ago

marmot

121k6158295

add a comment |

You can selectively increase the level distance by saying e.g.

where level=2{l+=0.5cm,fork sep=8mm}{},

where I also adjusted the fork sep for the optics. MWE:

documentclass[border=10pt]{standalone}

 usepackage[edges]{forest}



begin{document}





begin{forest}

        for tree={

            thick,

            l sep=0.55cm,

            where level=2{l+=0.5cm,fork sep=8mm}{},         

            s sep=0.55cm,

            child anchor=west,

            parent anchor=east,

            grow'=east,

            draw,

            anchor=west,

            node options={draw,font=sffamily},

            edge={semithick},

            align=center,

            node options={draw,font=sffamily},

            edge={semithick},

            forked edges,

            where n children={11}{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=2{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=6{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=8{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

        },

        [Mother branch, 

        [First Child

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child    []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        [Second Child

        [Grand child [ ]]

        [Grand child [] ]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        ]

    end{forest}

end{document}

enter image description here

answered 16 mins ago

marmot

121k6158295

You can selectively increase the level distance by saying e.g.

where level=2{l+=0.5cm,fork sep=8mm}{},

where I also adjusted the fork sep for the optics. MWE:

documentclass[border=10pt]{standalone}

 usepackage[edges]{forest}



begin{document}





begin{forest}

        for tree={

            thick,

            l sep=0.55cm,

            where level=2{l+=0.5cm,fork sep=8mm}{},         

            s sep=0.55cm,

            child anchor=west,

            parent anchor=east,

            grow'=east,

            draw,

            anchor=west,

            node options={draw,font=sffamily},

            edge={semithick},

            align=center,

            node options={draw,font=sffamily},

            edge={semithick},

            forked edges,

            where n children={11}{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=2{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=6{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

            where n children=8{rotate=90, anchor=center}{},

        },

        [Mother branch, 

        [First Child

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child    []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        [Second Child

        [Grand child [ ]]

        [Grand child [] ]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        ]

    end{forest}

end{document}

enter image description here

answered 16 mins ago

marmot

121k6158295

answered 16 mins ago

marmot

121k6158295

answered 16 mins ago

marmot

121k6158295

answered 16 mins ago

marmot

121k6158295

add a comment |

i'm guessing, that you looking for something like this:

enter image description here

which is obtained with the following mwe:

documentclass[border=10pt]{standalone}

usepackage[edges]{forest}



begin{document}

begin{forest}

        for tree={

            grow'=east,

            anchor=west,

            node options={draw, thick, font=sffamily},

            edge={semithick},

            forked edges,

            l sep=6mm,

            s sep=4mm,

            fork sep = 2.5mm,           % new, distance from parent to branching point

            where level=1{s sep=1mm}{}, % new

            where level=2{}{rotate=90, anchor=center} % new

        },

        [Mother branch,

        [First Child

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child    []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        [Second Child

        [Grand child [ ]]

        [Grand child [] ]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        ]

    end{forest}

end{document}

changes in comparison to your mwe are indicated with % new. i also remove all doubled code lines in your mwe.

edited 27 mins ago

answered 36 mins ago

Zarko

131k869170

add a comment |

i'm guessing, that you looking for something like this:

enter image description here

which is obtained with the following mwe:

documentclass[border=10pt]{standalone}

usepackage[edges]{forest}



begin{document}

begin{forest}

        for tree={

            grow'=east,

            anchor=west,

            node options={draw, thick, font=sffamily},

            edge={semithick},

            forked edges,

            l sep=6mm,

            s sep=4mm,

            fork sep = 2.5mm,           % new, distance from parent to branching point

            where level=1{s sep=1mm}{}, % new

            where level=2{}{rotate=90, anchor=center} % new

        },

        [Mother branch,

        [First Child

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child    []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        [Second Child

        [Grand child [ ]]

        [Grand child [] ]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        ]

    end{forest}

end{document}

changes in comparison to your mwe are indicated with % new. i also remove all doubled code lines in your mwe.

edited 27 mins ago

answered 36 mins ago

Zarko

131k869170

add a comment |

i'm guessing, that you looking for something like this:

enter image description here

which is obtained with the following mwe:

documentclass[border=10pt]{standalone}

usepackage[edges]{forest}



begin{document}

begin{forest}

        for tree={

            grow'=east,

            anchor=west,

            node options={draw, thick, font=sffamily},

            edge={semithick},

            forked edges,

            l sep=6mm,

            s sep=4mm,

            fork sep = 2.5mm,           % new, distance from parent to branching point

            where level=1{s sep=1mm}{}, % new

            where level=2{}{rotate=90, anchor=center} % new

        },

        [Mother branch,

        [First Child

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child    []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        [Second Child

        [Grand child [ ]]

        [Grand child [] ]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        ]

    end{forest}

end{document}

changes in comparison to your mwe are indicated with % new. i also remove all doubled code lines in your mwe.

edited 27 mins ago

answered 36 mins ago

Zarko

131k869170

i'm guessing, that you looking for something like this:

enter image description here

which is obtained with the following mwe:

documentclass[border=10pt]{standalone}

usepackage[edges]{forest}



begin{document}

begin{forest}

        for tree={

            grow'=east,

            anchor=west,

            node options={draw, thick, font=sffamily},

            edge={semithick},

            forked edges,

            l sep=6mm,

            s sep=4mm,

            fork sep = 2.5mm,           % new, distance from parent to branching point

            where level=1{s sep=1mm}{}, % new

            where level=2{}{rotate=90, anchor=center} % new

        },

        [Mother branch,

        [First Child

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child    []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        [Second Child

        [Grand child [ ]]

        [Grand child [] ]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        [Grand child []]

        ]

        ]

    end{forest}

end{document}

changes in comparison to your mwe are indicated with % new. i also remove all doubled code lines in your mwe.

edited 27 mins ago

answered 36 mins ago

Zarko

131k869170

edited 27 mins ago

answered 36 mins ago

Zarko

131k869170

answered 36 mins ago

Zarko

131k869170

answered 36 mins ago

Zarko

131k869170

add a comment |

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