Screenshot Gallery
Click on the corresponding image to get an enlarged version.
All screenshots are taken from the Linux version (if you produce
a nice Feynman diagram with JaxoDraw,
please send us an image!).
New Features (v. 3.0-0)
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Live LaTeX preview |
Wiggle objects |
Multiple arrows |
Ellipses |
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Objects can be attached at any handle so they stay connected when moved.
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LaTeX text is rendered directly on screen.
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New features for wiggle objects (gluon, photon, zigzag): paint with arrow, and supersymmetric.
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Several arrows can be drawn on all particle representations (lines, arcs, loops, beziers).
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Loops can be squashed (i.e. drawn as ellipses) and rotated.
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New Features (v. 2.0-0)
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Illustration of some new features of JaxoDraw-2.0.
Note the grid bar, the photon Bezier used to draw the tadpole and
the scroll bars.
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New Features (v. 1.2-0)
| Watch File mode |
Hexagonal grid |
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Watch File mode prevents the opening of a new GhostView after
each LaTeX compilation of the diagram.
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The new hexagonal grid allows for more symmetric diagrams to be
easily drawn.
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New Features (v. 1.1-0)
| Canvas Tabbing |
LaTeX labels roll-over |
Grouping |
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You can now work with multiple diagrams (copy and paste is allowed).
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When a LaTeX label is rolled-over with the mouse, its text appears
in a window.
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You can now group objects: center-click, drag the gray box and
release to get the group.
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General
| User Interface |
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The general appearence of JaxoDraw, showing also the PostScript
file resulting from a LaTeX compilation of the diagram (the Higgs production
through gluon fusion).
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