Suggestions for tikzphysics
The following packages have something in common with the package tikzphysics. The packages are ordered in decreasing similarity.
- optikz: Customizable optical components for drawing laser setups and optical systems using TikZ
- pmdraw: Draw elements of the diagram monoids
- atomicreactions: Simple representation of atomic shell reactions and Bohr model
- orbitals: Atomic subshell / orbital-box diagrams for LaTeX, with automatic electron filling following Hund’s rule and the Pauli principle
- tikz-relay: TikZ library for typesetting electrical diagrams
- qworld: Drawing string diagrams for monoidal categories and quantum theory in TeX
- tikz-optics: A library for drawing optical setups with TikZ
- tikz-cd: Create commutative diagrams with TikZ
- tikz-mirror-lens: Spherical mirrors and lenses in TikZ
- quiver: Draw commutative diagrams exported from https://q.uiver.app
- structmech: A TikZ command set for structural mechanics drawings
- blochsphere: Draw pseudo-3D diagrams of Bloch spheres
- kinematikz: Design kinematic chains and mechanisms
- grafcet: Draw Grafcet/SFC with TikZ
- adigraph: Augmenting directed graphs
- corasdiagram: A LaTeX package for authoring CORAS risk management diagrams
- messagepassing: Draw diagrams to represent communication protocols
- reotex: Draw Reo Channels and Circuits
- smartdiagram: Generate diagrams from lists
- atableau: A LaTeX package for symmetric group combinatorics
- tikz-osci: Produce oscilloscope screen shots
- duotenzor: Drawing package for circuit and duotensor diagrams
- sankey: Draw Sankey diagrams with TikZ
- syntaxdi: Create <q>railroad</q> syntax diagrams
- tikz-trackschematic: A TikZ library for creating track diagrams in railways
- tikz-network: Draw networks with TikZ
- tikz-feynhand: Feynman diagrams with TikZ
- tikz-feynman: Feynman diagrams with TikZ
- prisma-flow-diagram: An abstraction for creating PRISMA 2009 flow diagrams with TikZ
- chempid: Draw Piping and Instrumentation diagrams using TikZ via PGF
- fast-diagram: Easy generation of FAST diagrams