How to draw a horn with tikz?












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How to draw a horn with tikz?



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begin{tikzpicture}

%draw [help lines] grid (-4,-4) (4,4);

draw (-4,-4) arc (120:420: 5 and .75);

draw[semithick,domain=2.4:.1,smooth,variable=t]

plot ({-1.35-t},{-2.2-3*ln(t)});

draw[semithick,domain=2.4:.1,smooth,variable=t]

plot ({-1+t},{-2.2-3*ln(t)});

end{tikzpicture}





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    begin{tikzpicture}
    
%draw [help lines] grid (-4,-4) (4,4);
    
draw (-4,-4) arc (120:420: 5 and .75);
    
draw[semithick,domain=2.4:.1,smooth,variable=t]
    
plot ({-1.35-t},{-2.2-3*ln(t)});
    
draw[semithick,domain=2.4:.1,smooth,variable=t]
    
plot ({-1+t},{-2.2-3*ln(t)});
    
end{tikzpicture}





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      How to draw a horn with tikz?



      enter image description here



      begin{tikzpicture}
      
%draw [help lines] grid (-4,-4) (4,4);
      
draw (-4,-4) arc (120:420: 5 and .75);
      
draw[semithick,domain=2.4:.1,smooth,variable=t]
      
plot ({-1.35-t},{-2.2-3*ln(t)});
      
draw[semithick,domain=2.4:.1,smooth,variable=t]
      
plot ({-1+t},{-2.2-3*ln(t)});
      
end{tikzpicture}





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      How to draw a horn with tikz?



      enter image description here



      begin{tikzpicture}
      
%draw [help lines] grid (-4,-4) (4,4);
      
draw (-4,-4) arc (120:420: 5 and .75);
      
draw[semithick,domain=2.4:.1,smooth,variable=t]
      
plot ({-1.35-t},{-2.2-3*ln(t)});
      
draw[semithick,domain=2.4:.1,smooth,variable=t]
      
plot ({-1+t},{-2.2-3*ln(t)});
      
end{tikzpicture}





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          I'm certain there is a better way of doing this, but this may help you get started



          documentclass[tikz, border = 5pt]{standalone}
          

          
usetikzlibrary{intersections, calc}
          

          
begin{document}
          
begin{tikzpicture}[semithick]
          
  path (0, 1) arc (90 : 120 : 5 and 1) coordinate (A) arc (120 : 420 : 5  and 1) coordinate (B);
          

          
  draw (A) arc (120 : 420 : 5  and 1);
          
  draw (-0.7, 8) to[out = -90, in = 40] coordinate[pos = 0.3](C) (-3.4, 0);
          
  draw (0.7, 8) to[out = -90, in = 140] coordinate[pos = 0.3](D) (3.4, 0);
          
  draw[dashed] (D) .. controls ($(D)+(-0.1,0.8)$) and ($(C)+(0.1,0.8)$) .. (C);
          

          
  draw[name path = path 1] (D) to[out = -90, in = 20] (-3.4, -0.5);
          
  draw[name path = path 2] (C) to[out = -90, in = 140] (2.5, -0.2);
          
  draw[name path = path 3] (-2, 0.5) to[out = 10, in = 210] (1.5, 1.7);
          

          
  fill[blue, name intersections = {of = path 1 and path 3}] (intersection-1) circle (0.1);
          
  fill[blue, name intersections = {of = path 2 and path 3}] (intersection-1) circle (0.1);
          

          

          
end{tikzpicture}
          
end{document}


          enter image description here






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          • How experts on tikz draw any figures? do you use a special software for drawing? or you do it by trial and error?
            – C.F.G
            18 hours ago










          • @C.F.G You can try with this, but I wouldn't recommend it, since it will stop you from learning the basics. This is a great place to start, ask questions and try to figure out why the solutions work, I guarantee you, you will be drawing fancy tikz diagrams sooner than you expect
            – caverac
            10 hours ago











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          I'm certain there is a better way of doing this, but this may help you get started



          documentclass[tikz, border = 5pt]{standalone}
          

          
usetikzlibrary{intersections, calc}
          

          
begin{document}
          
begin{tikzpicture}[semithick]
          
  path (0, 1) arc (90 : 120 : 5 and 1) coordinate (A) arc (120 : 420 : 5  and 1) coordinate (B);
          

          
  draw (A) arc (120 : 420 : 5  and 1);
          
  draw (-0.7, 8) to[out = -90, in = 40] coordinate[pos = 0.3](C) (-3.4, 0);
          
  draw (0.7, 8) to[out = -90, in = 140] coordinate[pos = 0.3](D) (3.4, 0);
          
  draw[dashed] (D) .. controls ($(D)+(-0.1,0.8)$) and ($(C)+(0.1,0.8)$) .. (C);
          

          
  draw[name path = path 1] (D) to[out = -90, in = 20] (-3.4, -0.5);
          
  draw[name path = path 2] (C) to[out = -90, in = 140] (2.5, -0.2);
          
  draw[name path = path 3] (-2, 0.5) to[out = 10, in = 210] (1.5, 1.7);
          

          
  fill[blue, name intersections = {of = path 1 and path 3}] (intersection-1) circle (0.1);
          
  fill[blue, name intersections = {of = path 2 and path 3}] (intersection-1) circle (0.1);
          

          

          
end{tikzpicture}
          
end{document}


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer























          • How experts on tikz draw any figures? do you use a special software for drawing? or you do it by trial and error?
            – C.F.G
            18 hours ago










          • @C.F.G You can try with this, but I wouldn't recommend it, since it will stop you from learning the basics. This is a great place to start, ask questions and try to figure out why the solutions work, I guarantee you, you will be drawing fancy tikz diagrams sooner than you expect
            – caverac
            10 hours ago
















          9














          I'm certain there is a better way of doing this, but this may help you get started



          documentclass[tikz, border = 5pt]{standalone}
          

          
usetikzlibrary{intersections, calc}
          

          
begin{document}
          
begin{tikzpicture}[semithick]
          
  path (0, 1) arc (90 : 120 : 5 and 1) coordinate (A) arc (120 : 420 : 5  and 1) coordinate (B);
          

          
  draw (A) arc (120 : 420 : 5  and 1);
          
  draw (-0.7, 8) to[out = -90, in = 40] coordinate[pos = 0.3](C) (-3.4, 0);
          
  draw (0.7, 8) to[out = -90, in = 140] coordinate[pos = 0.3](D) (3.4, 0);
          
  draw[dashed] (D) .. controls ($(D)+(-0.1,0.8)$) and ($(C)+(0.1,0.8)$) .. (C);
          

          
  draw[name path = path 1] (D) to[out = -90, in = 20] (-3.4, -0.5);
          
  draw[name path = path 2] (C) to[out = -90, in = 140] (2.5, -0.2);
          
  draw[name path = path 3] (-2, 0.5) to[out = 10, in = 210] (1.5, 1.7);
          

          
  fill[blue, name intersections = {of = path 1 and path 3}] (intersection-1) circle (0.1);
          
  fill[blue, name intersections = {of = path 2 and path 3}] (intersection-1) circle (0.1);
          

          

          
end{tikzpicture}
          
end{document}


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer























          • How experts on tikz draw any figures? do you use a special software for drawing? or you do it by trial and error?
            – C.F.G
            18 hours ago










          • @C.F.G You can try with this, but I wouldn't recommend it, since it will stop you from learning the basics. This is a great place to start, ask questions and try to figure out why the solutions work, I guarantee you, you will be drawing fancy tikz diagrams sooner than you expect
            – caverac
            10 hours ago














          9












          9








          9






          I'm certain there is a better way of doing this, but this may help you get started



          documentclass[tikz, border = 5pt]{standalone}
          

          
usetikzlibrary{intersections, calc}
          

          
begin{document}
          
begin{tikzpicture}[semithick]
          
  path (0, 1) arc (90 : 120 : 5 and 1) coordinate (A) arc (120 : 420 : 5  and 1) coordinate (B);
          

          
  draw (A) arc (120 : 420 : 5  and 1);
          
  draw (-0.7, 8) to[out = -90, in = 40] coordinate[pos = 0.3](C) (-3.4, 0);
          
  draw (0.7, 8) to[out = -90, in = 140] coordinate[pos = 0.3](D) (3.4, 0);
          
  draw[dashed] (D) .. controls ($(D)+(-0.1,0.8)$) and ($(C)+(0.1,0.8)$) .. (C);
          

          
  draw[name path = path 1] (D) to[out = -90, in = 20] (-3.4, -0.5);
          
  draw[name path = path 2] (C) to[out = -90, in = 140] (2.5, -0.2);
          
  draw[name path = path 3] (-2, 0.5) to[out = 10, in = 210] (1.5, 1.7);
          

          
  fill[blue, name intersections = {of = path 1 and path 3}] (intersection-1) circle (0.1);
          
  fill[blue, name intersections = {of = path 2 and path 3}] (intersection-1) circle (0.1);
          

          

          
end{tikzpicture}
          
end{document}


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer














          I'm certain there is a better way of doing this, but this may help you get started



          documentclass[tikz, border = 5pt]{standalone}
          

          
usetikzlibrary{intersections, calc}
          

          
begin{document}
          
begin{tikzpicture}[semithick]
          
  path (0, 1) arc (90 : 120 : 5 and 1) coordinate (A) arc (120 : 420 : 5  and 1) coordinate (B);
          

          
  draw (A) arc (120 : 420 : 5  and 1);
          
  draw (-0.7, 8) to[out = -90, in = 40] coordinate[pos = 0.3](C) (-3.4, 0);
          
  draw (0.7, 8) to[out = -90, in = 140] coordinate[pos = 0.3](D) (3.4, 0);
          
  draw[dashed] (D) .. controls ($(D)+(-0.1,0.8)$) and ($(C)+(0.1,0.8)$) .. (C);
          

          
  draw[name path = path 1] (D) to[out = -90, in = 20] (-3.4, -0.5);
          
  draw[name path = path 2] (C) to[out = -90, in = 140] (2.5, -0.2);
          
  draw[name path = path 3] (-2, 0.5) to[out = 10, in = 210] (1.5, 1.7);
          

          
  fill[blue, name intersections = {of = path 1 and path 3}] (intersection-1) circle (0.1);
          
  fill[blue, name intersections = {of = path 2 and path 3}] (intersection-1) circle (0.1);
          

          

          
end{tikzpicture}
          
end{document}


          enter image description here







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          • How experts on tikz draw any figures? do you use a special software for drawing? or you do it by trial and error?
            – C.F.G
            18 hours ago










          • @C.F.G You can try with this, but I wouldn't recommend it, since it will stop you from learning the basics. This is a great place to start, ask questions and try to figure out why the solutions work, I guarantee you, you will be drawing fancy tikz diagrams sooner than you expect
            – caverac
            10 hours ago


















          • How experts on tikz draw any figures? do you use a special software for drawing? or you do it by trial and error?
            – C.F.G
            18 hours ago










          • @C.F.G You can try with this, but I wouldn't recommend it, since it will stop you from learning the basics. This is a great place to start, ask questions and try to figure out why the solutions work, I guarantee you, you will be drawing fancy tikz diagrams sooner than you expect
            – caverac
            10 hours ago
















          How experts on tikz draw any figures? do you use a special software for drawing? or you do it by trial and error?
          – C.F.G
          18 hours ago




          How experts on tikz draw any figures? do you use a special software for drawing? or you do it by trial and error?
          – C.F.G
          18 hours ago












          @C.F.G You can try with this, but I wouldn't recommend it, since it will stop you from learning the basics. This is a great place to start, ask questions and try to figure out why the solutions work, I guarantee you, you will be drawing fancy tikz diagrams sooner than you expect
          – caverac
          10 hours ago




          @C.F.G You can try with this, but I wouldn't recommend it, since it will stop you from learning the basics. This is a great place to start, ask questions and try to figure out why the solutions work, I guarantee you, you will be drawing fancy tikz diagrams sooner than you expect
          – caverac
          10 hours ago


















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