LaTeX

It, it's, you're moving through different rooms, and you can go different ways, and you collect items and whatever.

But then I got, like, obsessed with this idea of making a full map of it, and I made the map in LaTeX.

I tr- I don't even know why, and I can't find this.

I have not been able to find this artifact.

But I spent, like, so many ti- So I basically, like, went into...

I'd go into every room, and then I'd go, like, every possible direction.

And then I would, like, create a little, like, line in LaTeX, you know, like, uh, using TikZ to, like, figure out.

And part of this was, like, an excuse to teach myself TikZ, because I, at the time I did not know how to...

We'll deal with that later.

Okay, maybe I'll rephrase it in that I personally prefer writing in LaTeX.

I think it's an option, yeah.

Check SAC's website, but I'm pretty sure that they are open to different formatting options, especially ones that the academic and techie community like.

So I'm pretty sure LaTeX is an option.

i hate to ask this you said the price the cost is up front do you know what those costs are

so i think uh well we're covering it for this edition um but i think on their website i looked and there was like 379 was one article and then there's another version i didn't quite understand the difference from i thought it was a perpetual thing slightly more expensive

The software isn't written yet to do it well in the cloud in terms of parallelization of the process.

MISPAS is one of the approaches to it there, but we also do things like generic mapping tools for geophysics, which is kind of It's mapping tools, but it's kind of more like LaTeX for making maps.

So it's good for that kind of stuff if you want to do publication quality stuff.

Again, seismology skill building.