Suggestions for forest
The following packages have something in common with the package forest. The packages are ordered in decreasing similarity.
- forest-ext: Additional Forest libraries providing bug fixes, extensions and support for tagging
- pst-tree: Trees, using PSTricks
- tikz-dependency: A library for drawing dependency graphs
- prooftrees: Forest-based proof trees (symbolic logic)
- tikz-cd: Create commutative diagrams with TikZ
- pgfplots: Create normal/logarithmic plots in two and three dimensions
- quiver: Draw commutative diagrams exported from https://q.uiver.app
- tikz-qtree: Use existing qtree syntax for trees in TikZ
- binarytree: Drawing binary trees using TikZ
- istgame: Draw Game Trees with TikZ
- cistercian: Display cistercian numerals
- tikzducks: A little fun package for using rubber ducks in TikZ
- tikzlings: A collection of cute little animals and similar creatures
- tonevalue: Tool for linguists and phoneticians to visualize tone value patterns
- linguex: Format linguists' examples
- pxpgfmark: e-pTeX driver for PGF inter-picture connections
- luamesh: Computes and draws 2D Delaunay triangulation
- pst-tvz: Draw trees with more than one root node, using PSTricks
- pst-node: Nodes and node connections in PSTricks
- rpgicons: Icons for tabletop role-playing games
- chemfig: Draw molecules with easy syntax
- xistercian: Cistercian numerals in LaTeX
- prftree: Macros for building proof trees
- nicematrix: Improve the typesetting of mathematical matrices with PGF
- todonotes: Marking things to do in a LaTeX document
- gb4e: Linguistic tools
- paracol: Multiple columns with texts “in parallel”
- dirtree: Display trees in the style of windows explorer
- pst-jtree: Typeset complex trees for linguists
- tkz-bernoulli: Draw Bernoulli trees with TikZ
- expex: Linguistic examples and glosses, with reference capabilities