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Custom TikZ Styles with Arguments (Unlocking LaTeX Graphics - Video 38)

In this episode of Unlocking LaTeX Graphics, applied mathematician Tammy Kolda delves into creating custom styles with arguments in TikZ. She demonstrates defining styles with optional arguments and showcases practical examples, such as a custom 'shorten' style for lines and using nodes to draw matrices, including an illustration of the matrix singular value decomposition (SVD). Viewers will learn to set default values, override options, and use multiple arguments, enhancing their LaTeX graphics skills. Check the show notes for links to related videos and the Overleaf document used in this tutorial. 00:00 Welcome & Today's Topic 00:40 Document Preamble 01:30 Creating a Custom Style with an Argument 03:07 Creating a Custom Shorten Command 05:01 Overriding Style Options 06:08 Creating a Custom Style with 3 Arguments 09:29 Thanks for Watching Key terms: LaTeX, TikZ, style, default, arguments Other Episodes TikZ Styles:    • Using Styles in TikZ LaTeX Graphics (Unloc...   TikZ Shorten Commands:    • Using Arrows in TikZ LaTeX Graphics (Unloc...   (at 7:28) TikZ Nodes:    • Getting Started with TikZ Nodes (Unlocking...   Node Labels:    • Видео   Node Anchors:    • Node Shapes and Anchors in TikZ (Unlocking...   Today's Document on Overleaf: https://www.overleaf.com/read/qwpsmkc... Unlocking LaTeX Graphics Book: https://latex-graphics.com Purchase Book on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3z76nwb