Part of the standalone tikzpicture gets scaled when pasting it in a document

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I created this nice Polygon
enter image description here
using the following code 



documentclass[margin=0pt]standalone
%---------------------------- Tikz Libraries ------------------------------%
usepackageifthen
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
usetikzlibrarydecorations, decorations.markings 
usetikzlibraryarrows, arrows.meta

%========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
% usage: draw[->-] or draw[->-=6pt red 1]
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
tikzset ->-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
 decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, , 
 postaction=decorate, , 
 ->-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


%========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
% usage: draw[-<-] path; or draw[-<-=6pt red 1] path;
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
tikzset -<-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
 decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrow[>=stealth]<, , 
 postaction=decorate, , 
 -<-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


 begindocument
 begintikzpicture
 %Polygon 12 Seiten
 node[fill=gray!10] (pol) [ 
 %draw, 
 minimum size=0.9textwidth, regular polygon, regular polygon sides=12, rotate=195 ];
 foreach x/y/i in 1/2/1,5/6/2,9/10/3 %alpha's
 draw[black!10!red,auto=right,->-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 3/4/1,7/8/2,11/12/3 %inverse alpha's
 draw[black!10!red,auto=right,-<-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 2/3/1,6/7/2,10/11/3 %beta's
 draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,->-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_ i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 4/5/1,8/9/2,12/1/3 %inverse beta's
 draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,-<-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_i$;

 %xi's
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (0,-5.44) --(-2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_1$ ;
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (0,-5.44) -- (0,-20pt) node[midway, left] $xi_2$;
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (0,-5.44) -- (2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_3$;

 % 3 Kreise mit Beschriftung
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (-2.5,0) circle (20pt) ;
 node[violet,above] at (-2.5,20pt) $rho_1$;
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (0,0) circle (20pt);
 node[violet,above] at (0,20pt) $rho_2$;
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (2.5,0) circle (20pt);
 node[violet,above] at (2.5,20pt) $rho_3$;

 endtikzpicture

enddocument


Now, I tried to copy and paste this code into my paper. Here is a minimal example 



 documentclass[oneside, a4paper,12pt]article

usepackageifthen
usepackagetikz-cd
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
usetikzlibrarydecorations, decorations.markings 
usetikzlibraryarrows, arrows.meta
usetikzlibrarymatrix, arrows, decorations.pathmorphing


%========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
% usage: draw[->-] or draw[->-=6pt red 1]
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
tikzset ->-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
 decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, , 
 postaction=decorate, , 
 ->-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


%========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
% usage: draw[-<-] path; or draw[-<-=6pt red 1] path;
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
tikzset -<-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
 decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrow[>=stealth]<, , 
 postaction=decorate, , 
 -<-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


begindocument


 begincenter
 begintikzpicture
 %Polygon 12 Seiten
 node[fill=gray!10] (pol) [ 
 %draw, 
 minimum size=0.9textwidth, regular polygon, regular polygon sides=12, rotate=195 ];
 foreach x/y/i in 1/2/1,5/6/2,9/10/3 %alpha's
 draw[black!10!red,auto=right,->-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 3/4/1,7/8/2,11/12/3 %inverse alpha's
 draw[black!10!red,auto=right,-<-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 2/3/1,6/7/2,10/11/3 %beta's
 draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,->-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_ i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 4/5/1,8/9/2,12/1/3 %inverse beta's
 draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,-<-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_i$;

 %xi's
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (0,-5.44) --(-2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_1$ ;
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (0,-5.44) -- (0,-20pt) node[midway, left] $xi_2$;
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (0,-5.44) -- (2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_3$;

 % 3 Kreise mit Beschriftung
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (-2.5,0) circle (20pt) ;
 node[violet,above] at (-2.5,20pt) $rho_1$;
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (0,0) circle (20pt);
 node[violet,above] at (0,20pt) $rho_2$;
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (2.5,0) circle (20pt);
 node[violet,above] at (2.5,20pt) $rho_3$;


 endtikzpicture
 endcenter


enddocument


But then it produces the following image
enter image description here



As you can see, the positioning of the green lines is not correct anymore.
I didn't scale the picture, so I have no idea what went wrong.






tikz-pgf scaling







share|improve this question



















  • 1





    Can make a minimal working example (MWE) that reproduces the problem? If I just change the documentclass to article or similar the green lines are still at the correct position

    – samcarter
    Jan 14 at 14:02












  • Your code works well, i.e., it does not reproduce your problem, so it is difficult to help you. I think there must be some additional packages or commands which affect the picture -- and they should be shown here.

    – JouleV
    Jan 14 at 14:03











  • @mathstackuser May be use resizebox or adjustbox? I think resizebox comes with graphicx package and adjustbox is a package by itself.

    – Raaja
    Jan 14 at 14:03











  • @JouleV Actually the problem is when the OP compiles it by including in other documents (for example, a manuscript), the image compiles in its own size which is expected (because of how the OP drew) ;) So, if you compile it as standalone you wont see it (I think). May be put a grid line (help lines) on top it, you may be able to see the reason why :D.

    – Raaja
    Jan 14 at 14:05







  • 3





    @mathstackuser: Your main file uses the 12pt option and the standalone file does not, and therefore as 10pt active. That can affect the sizes if they are relative to the font size. Try the main document without 12pt and see if the diagram is the same.

    – Martin Scharrer♦
    Jan 14 at 14:15















4















I created this nice Polygon
enter image description here
using the following code 



documentclass[margin=0pt]standalone
%---------------------------- Tikz Libraries ------------------------------%
usepackageifthen
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
usetikzlibrarydecorations, decorations.markings 
usetikzlibraryarrows, arrows.meta

%========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
% usage: draw[->-] or draw[->-=6pt red 1]
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
tikzset ->-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
 decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, , 
 postaction=decorate, , 
 ->-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


%========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
% usage: draw[-<-] path; or draw[-<-=6pt red 1] path;
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
tikzset -<-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
 decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrow[>=stealth]<, , 
 postaction=decorate, , 
 -<-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


 begindocument
 begintikzpicture
 %Polygon 12 Seiten
 node[fill=gray!10] (pol) [ 
 %draw, 
 minimum size=0.9textwidth, regular polygon, regular polygon sides=12, rotate=195 ];
 foreach x/y/i in 1/2/1,5/6/2,9/10/3 %alpha's
 draw[black!10!red,auto=right,->-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 3/4/1,7/8/2,11/12/3 %inverse alpha's
 draw[black!10!red,auto=right,-<-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 2/3/1,6/7/2,10/11/3 %beta's
 draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,->-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_ i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 4/5/1,8/9/2,12/1/3 %inverse beta's
 draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,-<-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_i$;

 %xi's
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (0,-5.44) --(-2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_1$ ;
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (0,-5.44) -- (0,-20pt) node[midway, left] $xi_2$;
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (0,-5.44) -- (2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_3$;

 % 3 Kreise mit Beschriftung
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (-2.5,0) circle (20pt) ;
 node[violet,above] at (-2.5,20pt) $rho_1$;
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (0,0) circle (20pt);
 node[violet,above] at (0,20pt) $rho_2$;
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (2.5,0) circle (20pt);
 node[violet,above] at (2.5,20pt) $rho_3$;

 endtikzpicture

enddocument


Now, I tried to copy and paste this code into my paper. Here is a minimal example 



 documentclass[oneside, a4paper,12pt]article

usepackageifthen
usepackagetikz-cd
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
usetikzlibrarydecorations, decorations.markings 
usetikzlibraryarrows, arrows.meta
usetikzlibrarymatrix, arrows, decorations.pathmorphing


%========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
% usage: draw[->-] or draw[->-=6pt red 1]
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
tikzset ->-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
 decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, , 
 postaction=decorate, , 
 ->-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


%========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
% usage: draw[-<-] path; or draw[-<-=6pt red 1] path;
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
tikzset -<-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
 decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrow[>=stealth]<, , 
 postaction=decorate, , 
 -<-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


begindocument


 begincenter
 begintikzpicture
 %Polygon 12 Seiten
 node[fill=gray!10] (pol) [ 
 %draw, 
 minimum size=0.9textwidth, regular polygon, regular polygon sides=12, rotate=195 ];
 foreach x/y/i in 1/2/1,5/6/2,9/10/3 %alpha's
 draw[black!10!red,auto=right,->-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 3/4/1,7/8/2,11/12/3 %inverse alpha's
 draw[black!10!red,auto=right,-<-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 2/3/1,6/7/2,10/11/3 %beta's
 draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,->-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_ i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 4/5/1,8/9/2,12/1/3 %inverse beta's
 draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,-<-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_i$;

 %xi's
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (0,-5.44) --(-2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_1$ ;
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (0,-5.44) -- (0,-20pt) node[midway, left] $xi_2$;
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (0,-5.44) -- (2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_3$;

 % 3 Kreise mit Beschriftung
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (-2.5,0) circle (20pt) ;
 node[violet,above] at (-2.5,20pt) $rho_1$;
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (0,0) circle (20pt);
 node[violet,above] at (0,20pt) $rho_2$;
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (2.5,0) circle (20pt);
 node[violet,above] at (2.5,20pt) $rho_3$;


 endtikzpicture
 endcenter


enddocument


But then it produces the following image
enter image description here



As you can see, the positioning of the green lines is not correct anymore.
I didn't scale the picture, so I have no idea what went wrong.






tikz-pgf scaling







share|improve this question



















  • 1





    Can make a minimal working example (MWE) that reproduces the problem? If I just change the documentclass to article or similar the green lines are still at the correct position

    – samcarter
    Jan 14 at 14:02












  • Your code works well, i.e., it does not reproduce your problem, so it is difficult to help you. I think there must be some additional packages or commands which affect the picture -- and they should be shown here.

    – JouleV
    Jan 14 at 14:03











  • @mathstackuser May be use resizebox or adjustbox? I think resizebox comes with graphicx package and adjustbox is a package by itself.

    – Raaja
    Jan 14 at 14:03











  • @JouleV Actually the problem is when the OP compiles it by including in other documents (for example, a manuscript), the image compiles in its own size which is expected (because of how the OP drew) ;) So, if you compile it as standalone you wont see it (I think). May be put a grid line (help lines) on top it, you may be able to see the reason why :D.

    – Raaja
    Jan 14 at 14:05







  • 3





    @mathstackuser: Your main file uses the 12pt option and the standalone file does not, and therefore as 10pt active. That can affect the sizes if they are relative to the font size. Try the main document without 12pt and see if the diagram is the same.

    – Martin Scharrer♦
    Jan 14 at 14:15













4












4








4


1






I created this nice Polygon
enter image description here
using the following code 



documentclass[margin=0pt]standalone
%---------------------------- Tikz Libraries ------------------------------%
usepackageifthen
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
usetikzlibrarydecorations, decorations.markings 
usetikzlibraryarrows, arrows.meta

%========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
% usage: draw[->-] or draw[->-=6pt red 1]
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
tikzset ->-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
 decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, , 
 postaction=decorate, , 
 ->-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


%========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
% usage: draw[-<-] path; or draw[-<-=6pt red 1] path;
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
tikzset -<-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
 decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrow[>=stealth]<, , 
 postaction=decorate, , 
 -<-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


 begindocument
 begintikzpicture
 %Polygon 12 Seiten
 node[fill=gray!10] (pol) [ 
 %draw, 
 minimum size=0.9textwidth, regular polygon, regular polygon sides=12, rotate=195 ];
 foreach x/y/i in 1/2/1,5/6/2,9/10/3 %alpha's
 draw[black!10!red,auto=right,->-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 3/4/1,7/8/2,11/12/3 %inverse alpha's
 draw[black!10!red,auto=right,-<-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 2/3/1,6/7/2,10/11/3 %beta's
 draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,->-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_ i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 4/5/1,8/9/2,12/1/3 %inverse beta's
 draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,-<-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_i$;

 %xi's
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (0,-5.44) --(-2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_1$ ;
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (0,-5.44) -- (0,-20pt) node[midway, left] $xi_2$;
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (0,-5.44) -- (2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_3$;

 % 3 Kreise mit Beschriftung
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (-2.5,0) circle (20pt) ;
 node[violet,above] at (-2.5,20pt) $rho_1$;
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (0,0) circle (20pt);
 node[violet,above] at (0,20pt) $rho_2$;
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (2.5,0) circle (20pt);
 node[violet,above] at (2.5,20pt) $rho_3$;

 endtikzpicture

enddocument


Now, I tried to copy and paste this code into my paper. Here is a minimal example 



 documentclass[oneside, a4paper,12pt]article

usepackageifthen
usepackagetikz-cd
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
usetikzlibrarydecorations, decorations.markings 
usetikzlibraryarrows, arrows.meta
usetikzlibrarymatrix, arrows, decorations.pathmorphing


%========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
% usage: draw[->-] or draw[->-=6pt red 1]
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
tikzset ->-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
 decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, , 
 postaction=decorate, , 
 ->-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


%========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
% usage: draw[-<-] path; or draw[-<-=6pt red 1] path;
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
tikzset -<-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
 decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrow[>=stealth]<, , 
 postaction=decorate, , 
 -<-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


begindocument


 begincenter
 begintikzpicture
 %Polygon 12 Seiten
 node[fill=gray!10] (pol) [ 
 %draw, 
 minimum size=0.9textwidth, regular polygon, regular polygon sides=12, rotate=195 ];
 foreach x/y/i in 1/2/1,5/6/2,9/10/3 %alpha's
 draw[black!10!red,auto=right,->-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 3/4/1,7/8/2,11/12/3 %inverse alpha's
 draw[black!10!red,auto=right,-<-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 2/3/1,6/7/2,10/11/3 %beta's
 draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,->-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_ i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 4/5/1,8/9/2,12/1/3 %inverse beta's
 draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,-<-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_i$;

 %xi's
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (0,-5.44) --(-2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_1$ ;
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (0,-5.44) -- (0,-20pt) node[midway, left] $xi_2$;
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (0,-5.44) -- (2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_3$;

 % 3 Kreise mit Beschriftung
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (-2.5,0) circle (20pt) ;
 node[violet,above] at (-2.5,20pt) $rho_1$;
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (0,0) circle (20pt);
 node[violet,above] at (0,20pt) $rho_2$;
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (2.5,0) circle (20pt);
 node[violet,above] at (2.5,20pt) $rho_3$;


 endtikzpicture
 endcenter


enddocument


But then it produces the following image
enter image description here



As you can see, the positioning of the green lines is not correct anymore.
I didn't scale the picture, so I have no idea what went wrong.






tikz-pgf scaling







share|improve this question
















I created this nice Polygon
enter image description here
using the following code 



documentclass[margin=0pt]standalone
%---------------------------- Tikz Libraries ------------------------------%
usepackageifthen
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
usetikzlibrarydecorations, decorations.markings 
usetikzlibraryarrows, arrows.meta

%========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
% usage: draw[->-] or draw[->-=6pt red 1]
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
tikzset ->-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
 decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, , 
 postaction=decorate, , 
 ->-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


%========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
% usage: draw[-<-] path; or draw[-<-=6pt red 1] path;
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
tikzset -<-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
 decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrow[>=stealth]<, , 
 postaction=decorate, , 
 -<-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


 begindocument
 begintikzpicture
 %Polygon 12 Seiten
 node[fill=gray!10] (pol) [ 
 %draw, 
 minimum size=0.9textwidth, regular polygon, regular polygon sides=12, rotate=195 ];
 foreach x/y/i in 1/2/1,5/6/2,9/10/3 %alpha's
 draw[black!10!red,auto=right,->-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 3/4/1,7/8/2,11/12/3 %inverse alpha's
 draw[black!10!red,auto=right,-<-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 2/3/1,6/7/2,10/11/3 %beta's
 draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,->-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_ i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 4/5/1,8/9/2,12/1/3 %inverse beta's
 draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,-<-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_i$;

 %xi's
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (0,-5.44) --(-2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_1$ ;
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (0,-5.44) -- (0,-20pt) node[midway, left] $xi_2$;
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (0,-5.44) -- (2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_3$;

 % 3 Kreise mit Beschriftung
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (-2.5,0) circle (20pt) ;
 node[violet,above] at (-2.5,20pt) $rho_1$;
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (0,0) circle (20pt);
 node[violet,above] at (0,20pt) $rho_2$;
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (2.5,0) circle (20pt);
 node[violet,above] at (2.5,20pt) $rho_3$;

 endtikzpicture

enddocument


Now, I tried to copy and paste this code into my paper. Here is a minimal example 



 documentclass[oneside, a4paper,12pt]article

usepackageifthen
usepackagetikz-cd
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
usetikzlibrarydecorations, decorations.markings 
usetikzlibraryarrows, arrows.meta
usetikzlibrarymatrix, arrows, decorations.pathmorphing


%========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
% usage: draw[->-] or draw[->-=6pt red 1]
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
tikzset ->-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
 decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, , 
 postaction=decorate, , 
 ->-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


%========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
% usage: draw[-<-] path; or draw[-<-=6pt red 1] path;
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
tikzset -<-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
 decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrow[>=stealth]<, , 
 postaction=decorate, , 
 -<-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


begindocument


 begincenter
 begintikzpicture
 %Polygon 12 Seiten
 node[fill=gray!10] (pol) [ 
 %draw, 
 minimum size=0.9textwidth, regular polygon, regular polygon sides=12, rotate=195 ];
 foreach x/y/i in 1/2/1,5/6/2,9/10/3 %alpha's
 draw[black!10!red,auto=right,->-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 3/4/1,7/8/2,11/12/3 %inverse alpha's
 draw[black!10!red,auto=right,-<-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 2/3/1,6/7/2,10/11/3 %beta's
 draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,->-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_ i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 4/5/1,8/9/2,12/1/3 %inverse beta's
 draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,-<-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_i$;

 %xi's
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (0,-5.44) --(-2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_1$ ;
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (0,-5.44) -- (0,-20pt) node[midway, left] $xi_2$;
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (0,-5.44) -- (2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_3$;

 % 3 Kreise mit Beschriftung
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (-2.5,0) circle (20pt) ;
 node[violet,above] at (-2.5,20pt) $rho_1$;
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (0,0) circle (20pt);
 node[violet,above] at (0,20pt) $rho_2$;
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (2.5,0) circle (20pt);
 node[violet,above] at (2.5,20pt) $rho_3$;


 endtikzpicture
 endcenter


enddocument


But then it produces the following image
enter image description here



As you can see, the positioning of the green lines is not correct anymore.
I didn't scale the picture, so I have no idea what went wrong.






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    Can make a minimal working example (MWE) that reproduces the problem? If I just change the documentclass to article or similar the green lines are still at the correct position

    – samcarter
    Jan 14 at 14:02












  • Your code works well, i.e., it does not reproduce your problem, so it is difficult to help you. I think there must be some additional packages or commands which affect the picture -- and they should be shown here.

    – JouleV
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  • @mathstackuser May be use resizebox or adjustbox? I think resizebox comes with graphicx package and adjustbox is a package by itself.

    – Raaja
    Jan 14 at 14:03











  • @JouleV Actually the problem is when the OP compiles it by including in other documents (for example, a manuscript), the image compiles in its own size which is expected (because of how the OP drew) ;) So, if you compile it as standalone you wont see it (I think). May be put a grid line (help lines) on top it, you may be able to see the reason why :D.

    – Raaja
    Jan 14 at 14:05







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    @mathstackuser: Your main file uses the 12pt option and the standalone file does not, and therefore as 10pt active. That can affect the sizes if they are relative to the font size. Try the main document without 12pt and see if the diagram is the same.

    – Martin Scharrer♦
    Jan 14 at 14:15












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    Can make a minimal working example (MWE) that reproduces the problem? If I just change the documentclass to article or similar the green lines are still at the correct position

    – samcarter
    Jan 14 at 14:02












  • Your code works well, i.e., it does not reproduce your problem, so it is difficult to help you. I think there must be some additional packages or commands which affect the picture -- and they should be shown here.

    – JouleV
    Jan 14 at 14:03











  • @mathstackuser May be use resizebox or adjustbox? I think resizebox comes with graphicx package and adjustbox is a package by itself.

    – Raaja
    Jan 14 at 14:03











  • @JouleV Actually the problem is when the OP compiles it by including in other documents (for example, a manuscript), the image compiles in its own size which is expected (because of how the OP drew) ;) So, if you compile it as standalone you wont see it (I think). May be put a grid line (help lines) on top it, you may be able to see the reason why :D.

    – Raaja
    Jan 14 at 14:05







  • 3





    @mathstackuser: Your main file uses the 12pt option and the standalone file does not, and therefore as 10pt active. That can affect the sizes if they are relative to the font size. Try the main document without 12pt and see if the diagram is the same.

    – Martin Scharrer♦
    Jan 14 at 14:15







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1





Can make a minimal working example (MWE) that reproduces the problem? If I just change the documentclass to article or similar the green lines are still at the correct position

– samcarter
Jan 14 at 14:02






Can make a minimal working example (MWE) that reproduces the problem? If I just change the documentclass to article or similar the green lines are still at the correct position

– samcarter
Jan 14 at 14:02














Your code works well, i.e., it does not reproduce your problem, so it is difficult to help you. I think there must be some additional packages or commands which affect the picture -- and they should be shown here.

– JouleV
Jan 14 at 14:03





Your code works well, i.e., it does not reproduce your problem, so it is difficult to help you. I think there must be some additional packages or commands which affect the picture -- and they should be shown here.

– JouleV
Jan 14 at 14:03













@mathstackuser May be use resizebox or adjustbox? I think resizebox comes with graphicx package and adjustbox is a package by itself.

– Raaja
Jan 14 at 14:03





@mathstackuser May be use resizebox or adjustbox? I think resizebox comes with graphicx package and adjustbox is a package by itself.

– Raaja
Jan 14 at 14:03













@JouleV Actually the problem is when the OP compiles it by including in other documents (for example, a manuscript), the image compiles in its own size which is expected (because of how the OP drew) ;) So, if you compile it as standalone you wont see it (I think). May be put a grid line (help lines) on top it, you may be able to see the reason why :D.

– Raaja
Jan 14 at 14:05






@JouleV Actually the problem is when the OP compiles it by including in other documents (for example, a manuscript), the image compiles in its own size which is expected (because of how the OP drew) ;) So, if you compile it as standalone you wont see it (I think). May be put a grid line (help lines) on top it, you may be able to see the reason why :D.

– Raaja
Jan 14 at 14:05





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3





@mathstackuser: Your main file uses the 12pt option and the standalone file does not, and therefore as 10pt active. That can affect the sizes if they are relative to the font size. Try the main document without 12pt and see if the diagram is the same.

– Martin Scharrer♦
Jan 14 at 14:15





@mathstackuser: Your main file uses the 12pt option and the standalone file does not, and therefore as 10pt active. That can affect the sizes if they are relative to the font size. Try the main document without 12pt and see if the diagram is the same.

– Martin Scharrer♦
Jan 14 at 14:15










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The problem are different font sizes (12pt in the main file and default 10pt font size in the diagram file as you use textwidth to size your polygon and this length depends on the document default font size. You can either remove the font size dependency, e.g. by changing textwidth with a explicit length (in the sub file it has a length of 345pt), or use the standalone package (!) in the main document with the obeyclassoptions option and then use includestandalonefilebasename to include the diagram file. The standalone package then will switch to the default font size automatically when including the code in the subfile.



documentclass[oneside, a4paper, 12pt]article

usepackage[obeyclassoptions]standalone
usepackageifthen
usepackagetikz-cd
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
usetikzlibrarydecorations, decorations.markings 
usetikzlibraryarrows, arrows.meta
usetikzlibrarymatrix, arrows, decorations.pathmorphing


%========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
% usage: draw[->-] or draw[->-=6pt red 1]
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
tikzset ->-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
 decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, , 
 postaction=decorate, , 
 ->-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


%========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
% usage: draw[-<-] path; or draw[-<-=6pt red 1] path;
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
tikzset -<-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
 decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrow[>=stealth]<, , 
 postaction=decorate, , 
 -<-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


begindocument


 begincenter
 includestandaloneq470062_sub% here q470062_sub.tex contains the TikZ picture, change to the used filename
 endcenter


enddocument


Further standalone package option can be helpful here, check the manual for the subpreambles option which collects the preambles of subfiles automatically.



If you load the adjustbox package with the export option before the standalone package, you can also use includestandalone[center]q470062_sub to center the content as well as other adjustbox key to modify the diagram in size etc.



If this is all too complicate for you then just decrease the font size for the tikzpicture again. Within a 12pt document the footnotesize macro gives you 10pt again. Place that directly before begintikzpicture and make sure that there is a group around it, like it is now due to the center environment.






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  • Thanks! If I understand that right, I then have font size 10pt for my labels of the picture rigth? I would like to have the same everywhere. I removed the font size dependency in my code, which was not difficult here. I have similar problems with other pictures, where I calculated coordinates. How can I get rid of the font size dependency?

    – mathstackuser
    Jan 14 at 15:15






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    @mathstackuser: You are using minimum size=0.9textwidth so the size of your polygon depends on the text width which depends on the default font size. For 10pt the textwidth is 345pt and for 12pt it is 390pt. If you just that the size using an explicit value it works: minimum size=310.5pt.

    – Martin Scharrer♦
    Jan 14 at 21:45






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    @mathstackuser: You could also change the explicit starting point of the green lines (0,-5.44) with an anchor of the polygon node. Usually (pol.south) would work, but as you rotated the node I would use (pol.75) which means the outer side of node pol at 75 degrees. This way the lines always touch the outer side of the polygon. Its size however would still change if you not remove textwidth in its size definition.

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  • Thanks! That's what I did in my answer

    – mathstackuser
    Jan 15 at 8:54











  • @mathstackuser: Ah, didn't see your answer. Sorry.

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The comments and answer by Martin Scharrer have already analysed that your problem is caused by the different font size. Here a minimal invasive attempt to workaround the problem:



 documentclass[oneside, a4paper,12pt]article

usepackageifthen
usepackagetikz-cd
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
usetikzlibrarydecorations, decorations.markings 
usetikzlibraryarrows, arrows.meta
usetikzlibrarymatrix, arrows, decorations.pathmorphing


%========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
% usage: draw[->-] or draw[->-=6pt red 1]
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
tikzset ->-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
 decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, , 
 postaction=decorate, , 
 ->-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


%========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
% usage: draw[-<-] path; or draw[-<-=6pt red 1] path;
%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
tikzset -<-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
 decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrow[>=stealth]<, , 
 postaction=decorate, , 
 -<-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


 begindocument
 begincenter
 begintikzpicture
 %Polygon 12 Seiten
 node[fill=gray!10] (pol) [ 
 %draw, 
 minimum size=0.9textwidth, regular polygon, regular polygon sides=12, rotate=195 ];
 foreach x/y/i in 1/2/1,5/6/2,9/10/3 %alpha's
 draw[black!10!red,auto=right,->-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 3/4/1,7/8/2,11/12/3 %inverse alpha's
 draw[black!10!red,auto=right,-<-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 2/3/1,6/7/2,10/11/3 %beta's
 draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,->-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_ i$;
 foreach x/y/i in 4/5/1,8/9/2,12/1/3 %inverse beta's
 draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,-<-]
 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
 node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_i$;

 coordinate(mycord) at (0,-6.15);

 %xi's
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (mycord) --(-2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_1$ ;
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (mycord) -- (0,-20pt) node[midway, left] $xi_2$;
 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
 (mycord) -- (2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_3$;

 % 3 Kreise mit Beschriftung
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (-2.5,0) circle (20pt) ;
 node[violet,above] at (-2.5,20pt) $rho_1$;
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (0,0) circle (20pt);
 node[violet,above] at (0,20pt) $rho_2$;
 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (2.5,0) circle (20pt);
 node[violet,above] at (2.5,20pt) $rho_3$;



 endtikzpicture
 endcenter

enddocument





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    I was able to remove the font size dependency by using (pol.corner 1).



    The following code produces the desired result.



    documentclass[oneside, a4paper,12pt]article

    usepackageifthen
    usepackagetikz-cd
    usepackagetikz
    usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
    usetikzlibrarydecorations, decorations.markings 
    usetikzlibraryarrows, arrows.meta
    usetikzlibrarymatrix, arrows, decorations.pathmorphing


    %========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
    %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
    % usage: draw[->-] or draw[->-=6pt red 1]
    %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
    tikzset ->-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
     decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, , 
     postaction=decorate, , 
     ->-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


    %========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
    %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
    % usage: draw[-<-] path; or draw[-<-=6pt red 1] path;
    %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
    tikzset -<-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
     decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrow[>=stealth]<, , 
     postaction=decorate, , 
     -<-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


    begindocument


     begincenter
     begintikzpicture
     %Polygon 12 Seiten
     node[fill=gray!10] (pol) [ 
     %draw, 
     minimum size=0.9textwidth, regular polygon, regular polygon sides=12, rotate=195 ];
     foreach x/y/i in 1/2/1,5/6/2,9/10/3 %alpha's
     draw[black!10!red,auto=right,->-]
     (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
     node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
     foreach x/y/i in 3/4/1,7/8/2,11/12/3 %inverse alpha's
     draw[black!10!red,auto=right,-<-]
     (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
     node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
     foreach x/y/i in 2/3/1,6/7/2,10/11/3 %beta's
     draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,->-]
     (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
     node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_ i$;
     foreach x/y/i in 4/5/1,8/9/2,12/1/3 %inverse beta's
     draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,-<-]
     (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
     node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_i$;

     %xi's
     draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
     (pol.corner 1) --(-2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_1$ ;
     draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
     (pol.corner 1) -- (0,-20pt) node[midway, left] $xi_2$;
     draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
     (pol.corner 1) -- (2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_3$;

     % 3 Kreise mit Beschriftung
     draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
     postaction=decorate,fill=white] (-2.5,0) circle (20pt) ;
     node[violet,above] at (-2.5,20pt) $rho_1$;
     draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
     postaction=decorate,fill=white] (0,0) circle (20pt);
     node[violet,above] at (0,20pt) $rho_2$;
     draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
     postaction=decorate,fill=white] (2.5,0) circle (20pt);
     node[violet,above] at (2.5,20pt) $rho_3$;


     endtikzpicture
     endcenter


    enddocument





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      The problem are different font sizes (12pt in the main file and default 10pt font size in the diagram file as you use textwidth to size your polygon and this length depends on the document default font size. You can either remove the font size dependency, e.g. by changing textwidth with a explicit length (in the sub file it has a length of 345pt), or use the standalone package (!) in the main document with the obeyclassoptions option and then use includestandalonefilebasename to include the diagram file. The standalone package then will switch to the default font size automatically when including the code in the subfile.



      documentclass[oneside, a4paper, 12pt]article

      usepackage[obeyclassoptions]standalone
      usepackageifthen
      usepackagetikz-cd
      usepackagetikz
      usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
      usetikzlibrarydecorations, decorations.markings 
      usetikzlibraryarrows, arrows.meta
      usetikzlibrarymatrix, arrows, decorations.pathmorphing


      %========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
      %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
      % usage: draw[->-] or draw[->-=6pt red 1]
      %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
      tikzset ->-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
       decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, , 
       postaction=decorate, , 
       ->-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


      %========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
      %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
      % usage: draw[-<-] path; or draw[-<-=6pt red 1] path;
      %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
      tikzset -<-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
       decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrow[>=stealth]<, , 
       postaction=decorate, , 
       -<-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


      begindocument


       begincenter
       includestandaloneq470062_sub% here q470062_sub.tex contains the TikZ picture, change to the used filename
       endcenter


      enddocument


      Further standalone package option can be helpful here, check the manual for the subpreambles option which collects the preambles of subfiles automatically.



      If you load the adjustbox package with the export option before the standalone package, you can also use includestandalone[center]q470062_sub to center the content as well as other adjustbox key to modify the diagram in size etc.



      If this is all too complicate for you then just decrease the font size for the tikzpicture again. Within a 12pt document the footnotesize macro gives you 10pt again. Place that directly before begintikzpicture and make sure that there is a group around it, like it is now due to the center environment.






      share|improve this answer

























      • Thanks! If I understand that right, I then have font size 10pt for my labels of the picture rigth? I would like to have the same everywhere. I removed the font size dependency in my code, which was not difficult here. I have similar problems with other pictures, where I calculated coordinates. How can I get rid of the font size dependency?

        – mathstackuser
        Jan 14 at 15:15






      • 1





        @mathstackuser: You are using minimum size=0.9textwidth so the size of your polygon depends on the text width which depends on the default font size. For 10pt the textwidth is 345pt and for 12pt it is 390pt. If you just that the size using an explicit value it works: minimum size=310.5pt.

        – Martin Scharrer♦
        Jan 14 at 21:45






      • 1





        @mathstackuser: You could also change the explicit starting point of the green lines (0,-5.44) with an anchor of the polygon node. Usually (pol.south) would work, but as you rotated the node I would use (pol.75) which means the outer side of node pol at 75 degrees. This way the lines always touch the outer side of the polygon. Its size however would still change if you not remove textwidth in its size definition.

        – Martin Scharrer♦
        Jan 14 at 21:48











      • Thanks! That's what I did in my answer

        – mathstackuser
        Jan 15 at 8:54











      • @mathstackuser: Ah, didn't see your answer. Sorry.

        – Martin Scharrer♦
        Jan 15 at 8:56















      8














      The problem are different font sizes (12pt in the main file and default 10pt font size in the diagram file as you use textwidth to size your polygon and this length depends on the document default font size. You can either remove the font size dependency, e.g. by changing textwidth with a explicit length (in the sub file it has a length of 345pt), or use the standalone package (!) in the main document with the obeyclassoptions option and then use includestandalonefilebasename to include the diagram file. The standalone package then will switch to the default font size automatically when including the code in the subfile.



      documentclass[oneside, a4paper, 12pt]article

      usepackage[obeyclassoptions]standalone
      usepackageifthen
      usepackagetikz-cd
      usepackagetikz
      usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
      usetikzlibrarydecorations, decorations.markings 
      usetikzlibraryarrows, arrows.meta
      usetikzlibrarymatrix, arrows, decorations.pathmorphing


      %========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
      %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
      % usage: draw[->-] or draw[->-=6pt red 1]
      %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
      tikzset ->-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
       decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, , 
       postaction=decorate, , 
       ->-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


      %========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
      %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
      % usage: draw[-<-] path; or draw[-<-=6pt red 1] path;
      %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
      tikzset -<-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
       decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrow[>=stealth]<, , 
       postaction=decorate, , 
       -<-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


      begindocument


       begincenter
       includestandaloneq470062_sub% here q470062_sub.tex contains the TikZ picture, change to the used filename
       endcenter


      enddocument


      Further standalone package option can be helpful here, check the manual for the subpreambles option which collects the preambles of subfiles automatically.



      If you load the adjustbox package with the export option before the standalone package, you can also use includestandalone[center]q470062_sub to center the content as well as other adjustbox key to modify the diagram in size etc.



      If this is all too complicate for you then just decrease the font size for the tikzpicture again. Within a 12pt document the footnotesize macro gives you 10pt again. Place that directly before begintikzpicture and make sure that there is a group around it, like it is now due to the center environment.






      share|improve this answer

























      • Thanks! If I understand that right, I then have font size 10pt for my labels of the picture rigth? I would like to have the same everywhere. I removed the font size dependency in my code, which was not difficult here. I have similar problems with other pictures, where I calculated coordinates. How can I get rid of the font size dependency?

        – mathstackuser
        Jan 14 at 15:15






      • 1





        @mathstackuser: You are using minimum size=0.9textwidth so the size of your polygon depends on the text width which depends on the default font size. For 10pt the textwidth is 345pt and for 12pt it is 390pt. If you just that the size using an explicit value it works: minimum size=310.5pt.

        – Martin Scharrer♦
        Jan 14 at 21:45






      • 1





        @mathstackuser: You could also change the explicit starting point of the green lines (0,-5.44) with an anchor of the polygon node. Usually (pol.south) would work, but as you rotated the node I would use (pol.75) which means the outer side of node pol at 75 degrees. This way the lines always touch the outer side of the polygon. Its size however would still change if you not remove textwidth in its size definition.

        – Martin Scharrer♦
        Jan 14 at 21:48











      • Thanks! That's what I did in my answer

        – mathstackuser
        Jan 15 at 8:54











      • @mathstackuser: Ah, didn't see your answer. Sorry.

        – Martin Scharrer♦
        Jan 15 at 8:56













      8












      8








      8







      The problem are different font sizes (12pt in the main file and default 10pt font size in the diagram file as you use textwidth to size your polygon and this length depends on the document default font size. You can either remove the font size dependency, e.g. by changing textwidth with a explicit length (in the sub file it has a length of 345pt), or use the standalone package (!) in the main document with the obeyclassoptions option and then use includestandalonefilebasename to include the diagram file. The standalone package then will switch to the default font size automatically when including the code in the subfile.



      documentclass[oneside, a4paper, 12pt]article

      usepackage[obeyclassoptions]standalone
      usepackageifthen
      usepackagetikz-cd
      usepackagetikz
      usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
      usetikzlibrarydecorations, decorations.markings 
      usetikzlibraryarrows, arrows.meta
      usetikzlibrarymatrix, arrows, decorations.pathmorphing


      %========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
      %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
      % usage: draw[->-] or draw[->-=6pt red 1]
      %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
      tikzset ->-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
       decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, , 
       postaction=decorate, , 
       ->-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


      %========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
      %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
      % usage: draw[-<-] path; or draw[-<-=6pt red 1] path;
      %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
      tikzset -<-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
       decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrow[>=stealth]<, , 
       postaction=decorate, , 
       -<-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


      begindocument


       begincenter
       includestandaloneq470062_sub% here q470062_sub.tex contains the TikZ picture, change to the used filename
       endcenter


      enddocument


      Further standalone package option can be helpful here, check the manual for the subpreambles option which collects the preambles of subfiles automatically.



      If you load the adjustbox package with the export option before the standalone package, you can also use includestandalone[center]q470062_sub to center the content as well as other adjustbox key to modify the diagram in size etc.



      If this is all too complicate for you then just decrease the font size for the tikzpicture again. Within a 12pt document the footnotesize macro gives you 10pt again. Place that directly before begintikzpicture and make sure that there is a group around it, like it is now due to the center environment.






      share|improve this answer















      The problem are different font sizes (12pt in the main file and default 10pt font size in the diagram file as you use textwidth to size your polygon and this length depends on the document default font size. You can either remove the font size dependency, e.g. by changing textwidth with a explicit length (in the sub file it has a length of 345pt), or use the standalone package (!) in the main document with the obeyclassoptions option and then use includestandalonefilebasename to include the diagram file. The standalone package then will switch to the default font size automatically when including the code in the subfile.



      documentclass[oneside, a4paper, 12pt]article

      usepackage[obeyclassoptions]standalone
      usepackageifthen
      usepackagetikz-cd
      usepackagetikz
      usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
      usetikzlibrarydecorations, decorations.markings 
      usetikzlibraryarrows, arrows.meta
      usetikzlibrarymatrix, arrows, decorations.pathmorphing


      %========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
      %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
      % usage: draw[->-] or draw[->-=6pt red 1]
      %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
      tikzset ->-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
       decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, , 
       postaction=decorate, , 
       ->-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


      %========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
      %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
      % usage: draw[-<-] path; or draw[-<-=6pt red 1] path;
      %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
      tikzset -<-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
       decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrow[>=stealth]<, , 
       postaction=decorate, , 
       -<-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


      begindocument


       begincenter
       includestandaloneq470062_sub% here q470062_sub.tex contains the TikZ picture, change to the used filename
       endcenter


      enddocument


      Further standalone package option can be helpful here, check the manual for the subpreambles option which collects the preambles of subfiles automatically.



      If you load the adjustbox package with the export option before the standalone package, you can also use includestandalone[center]q470062_sub to center the content as well as other adjustbox key to modify the diagram in size etc.



      If this is all too complicate for you then just decrease the font size for the tikzpicture again. Within a 12pt document the footnotesize macro gives you 10pt again. Place that directly before begintikzpicture and make sure that there is a group around it, like it is now due to the center environment.







      share|improve this answer














      share|improve this answer



      share|improve this answer








      edited Jan 15 at 6:23

























      answered Jan 14 at 14:23









      Martin Scharrer♦Martin Scharrer

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      • Thanks! If I understand that right, I then have font size 10pt for my labels of the picture rigth? I would like to have the same everywhere. I removed the font size dependency in my code, which was not difficult here. I have similar problems with other pictures, where I calculated coordinates. How can I get rid of the font size dependency?

        – mathstackuser
        Jan 14 at 15:15






      • 1





        @mathstackuser: You are using minimum size=0.9textwidth so the size of your polygon depends on the text width which depends on the default font size. For 10pt the textwidth is 345pt and for 12pt it is 390pt. If you just that the size using an explicit value it works: minimum size=310.5pt.

        – Martin Scharrer♦
        Jan 14 at 21:45






      • 1





        @mathstackuser: You could also change the explicit starting point of the green lines (0,-5.44) with an anchor of the polygon node. Usually (pol.south) would work, but as you rotated the node I would use (pol.75) which means the outer side of node pol at 75 degrees. This way the lines always touch the outer side of the polygon. Its size however would still change if you not remove textwidth in its size definition.

        – Martin Scharrer♦
        Jan 14 at 21:48











      • Thanks! That's what I did in my answer

        – mathstackuser
        Jan 15 at 8:54











      • @mathstackuser: Ah, didn't see your answer. Sorry.

        – Martin Scharrer♦
        Jan 15 at 8:56

















      • Thanks! If I understand that right, I then have font size 10pt for my labels of the picture rigth? I would like to have the same everywhere. I removed the font size dependency in my code, which was not difficult here. I have similar problems with other pictures, where I calculated coordinates. How can I get rid of the font size dependency?

        – mathstackuser
        Jan 14 at 15:15






      • 1





        @mathstackuser: You are using minimum size=0.9textwidth so the size of your polygon depends on the text width which depends on the default font size. For 10pt the textwidth is 345pt and for 12pt it is 390pt. If you just that the size using an explicit value it works: minimum size=310.5pt.

        – Martin Scharrer♦
        Jan 14 at 21:45






      • 1





        @mathstackuser: You could also change the explicit starting point of the green lines (0,-5.44) with an anchor of the polygon node. Usually (pol.south) would work, but as you rotated the node I would use (pol.75) which means the outer side of node pol at 75 degrees. This way the lines always touch the outer side of the polygon. Its size however would still change if you not remove textwidth in its size definition.

        – Martin Scharrer♦
        Jan 14 at 21:48











      • Thanks! That's what I did in my answer

        – mathstackuser
        Jan 15 at 8:54











      • @mathstackuser: Ah, didn't see your answer. Sorry.

        – Martin Scharrer♦
        Jan 15 at 8:56
















      Thanks! If I understand that right, I then have font size 10pt for my labels of the picture rigth? I would like to have the same everywhere. I removed the font size dependency in my code, which was not difficult here. I have similar problems with other pictures, where I calculated coordinates. How can I get rid of the font size dependency?

      – mathstackuser
      Jan 14 at 15:15





      Thanks! If I understand that right, I then have font size 10pt for my labels of the picture rigth? I would like to have the same everywhere. I removed the font size dependency in my code, which was not difficult here. I have similar problems with other pictures, where I calculated coordinates. How can I get rid of the font size dependency?

      – mathstackuser
      Jan 14 at 15:15




      1




      1





      @mathstackuser: You are using minimum size=0.9textwidth so the size of your polygon depends on the text width which depends on the default font size. For 10pt the textwidth is 345pt and for 12pt it is 390pt. If you just that the size using an explicit value it works: minimum size=310.5pt.

      – Martin Scharrer♦
      Jan 14 at 21:45





      @mathstackuser: You are using minimum size=0.9textwidth so the size of your polygon depends on the text width which depends on the default font size. For 10pt the textwidth is 345pt and for 12pt it is 390pt. If you just that the size using an explicit value it works: minimum size=310.5pt.

      – Martin Scharrer♦
      Jan 14 at 21:45




      1




      1





      @mathstackuser: You could also change the explicit starting point of the green lines (0,-5.44) with an anchor of the polygon node. Usually (pol.south) would work, but as you rotated the node I would use (pol.75) which means the outer side of node pol at 75 degrees. This way the lines always touch the outer side of the polygon. Its size however would still change if you not remove textwidth in its size definition.

      – Martin Scharrer♦
      Jan 14 at 21:48





      @mathstackuser: You could also change the explicit starting point of the green lines (0,-5.44) with an anchor of the polygon node. Usually (pol.south) would work, but as you rotated the node I would use (pol.75) which means the outer side of node pol at 75 degrees. This way the lines always touch the outer side of the polygon. Its size however would still change if you not remove textwidth in its size definition.

      – Martin Scharrer♦
      Jan 14 at 21:48













      Thanks! That's what I did in my answer

      – mathstackuser
      Jan 15 at 8:54





      Thanks! That's what I did in my answer

      – mathstackuser
      Jan 15 at 8:54













      @mathstackuser: Ah, didn't see your answer. Sorry.

      – Martin Scharrer♦
      Jan 15 at 8:56





      @mathstackuser: Ah, didn't see your answer. Sorry.

      – Martin Scharrer♦
      Jan 15 at 8:56











      3














      The comments and answer by Martin Scharrer have already analysed that your problem is caused by the different font size. Here a minimal invasive attempt to workaround the problem:



       documentclass[oneside, a4paper,12pt]article

      usepackageifthen
      usepackagetikz-cd
      usepackagetikz
      usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
      usetikzlibrarydecorations, decorations.markings 
      usetikzlibraryarrows, arrows.meta
      usetikzlibrarymatrix, arrows, decorations.pathmorphing


      %========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
      %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
      % usage: draw[->-] or draw[->-=6pt red 1]
      %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
      tikzset ->-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
       decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, , 
       postaction=decorate, , 
       ->-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


      %========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
      %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
      % usage: draw[-<-] path; or draw[-<-=6pt red 1] path;
      %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
      tikzset -<-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
       decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrow[>=stealth]<, , 
       postaction=decorate, , 
       -<-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


       begindocument
       begincenter
       begintikzpicture
       %Polygon 12 Seiten
       node[fill=gray!10] (pol) [ 
       %draw, 
       minimum size=0.9textwidth, regular polygon, regular polygon sides=12, rotate=195 ];
       foreach x/y/i in 1/2/1,5/6/2,9/10/3 %alpha's
       draw[black!10!red,auto=right,->-]
       (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
       node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
       foreach x/y/i in 3/4/1,7/8/2,11/12/3 %inverse alpha's
       draw[black!10!red,auto=right,-<-]
       (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
       node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
       foreach x/y/i in 2/3/1,6/7/2,10/11/3 %beta's
       draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,->-]
       (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
       node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_ i$;
       foreach x/y/i in 4/5/1,8/9/2,12/1/3 %inverse beta's
       draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,-<-]
       (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
       node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_i$;

       coordinate(mycord) at (0,-6.15);

       %xi's
       draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
       (mycord) --(-2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_1$ ;
       draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
       (mycord) -- (0,-20pt) node[midway, left] $xi_2$;
       draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
       (mycord) -- (2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_3$;

       % 3 Kreise mit Beschriftung
       draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
       postaction=decorate,fill=white] (-2.5,0) circle (20pt) ;
       node[violet,above] at (-2.5,20pt) $rho_1$;
       draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
       postaction=decorate,fill=white] (0,0) circle (20pt);
       node[violet,above] at (0,20pt) $rho_2$;
       draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
       postaction=decorate,fill=white] (2.5,0) circle (20pt);
       node[violet,above] at (2.5,20pt) $rho_3$;



       endtikzpicture
       endcenter

      enddocument





      share|improve this answer





























        3














        The comments and answer by Martin Scharrer have already analysed that your problem is caused by the different font size. Here a minimal invasive attempt to workaround the problem:



         documentclass[oneside, a4paper,12pt]article

        usepackageifthen
        usepackagetikz-cd
        usepackagetikz
        usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
        usetikzlibrarydecorations, decorations.markings 
        usetikzlibraryarrows, arrows.meta
        usetikzlibrarymatrix, arrows, decorations.pathmorphing


        %========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
        %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
        % usage: draw[->-] or draw[->-=6pt red 1]
        %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
        tikzset ->-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
         decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, , 
         postaction=decorate, , 
         ->-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


        %========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
        %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
        % usage: draw[-<-] path; or draw[-<-=6pt red 1] path;
        %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
        tikzset -<-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
         decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrow[>=stealth]<, , 
         postaction=decorate, , 
         -<-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


         begindocument
         begincenter
         begintikzpicture
         %Polygon 12 Seiten
         node[fill=gray!10] (pol) [ 
         %draw, 
         minimum size=0.9textwidth, regular polygon, regular polygon sides=12, rotate=195 ];
         foreach x/y/i in 1/2/1,5/6/2,9/10/3 %alpha's
         draw[black!10!red,auto=right,->-]
         (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
         node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
         foreach x/y/i in 3/4/1,7/8/2,11/12/3 %inverse alpha's
         draw[black!10!red,auto=right,-<-]
         (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
         node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
         foreach x/y/i in 2/3/1,6/7/2,10/11/3 %beta's
         draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,->-]
         (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
         node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_ i$;
         foreach x/y/i in 4/5/1,8/9/2,12/1/3 %inverse beta's
         draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,-<-]
         (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
         node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_i$;

         coordinate(mycord) at (0,-6.15);

         %xi's
         draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
         (mycord) --(-2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_1$ ;
         draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
         (mycord) -- (0,-20pt) node[midway, left] $xi_2$;
         draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
         (mycord) -- (2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_3$;

         % 3 Kreise mit Beschriftung
         draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
         postaction=decorate,fill=white] (-2.5,0) circle (20pt) ;
         node[violet,above] at (-2.5,20pt) $rho_1$;
         draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
         postaction=decorate,fill=white] (0,0) circle (20pt);
         node[violet,above] at (0,20pt) $rho_2$;
         draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
         postaction=decorate,fill=white] (2.5,0) circle (20pt);
         node[violet,above] at (2.5,20pt) $rho_3$;



         endtikzpicture
         endcenter

        enddocument





        share|improve this answer



























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          3







          The comments and answer by Martin Scharrer have already analysed that your problem is caused by the different font size. Here a minimal invasive attempt to workaround the problem:



           documentclass[oneside, a4paper,12pt]article

          usepackageifthen
          usepackagetikz-cd
          usepackagetikz
          usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
          usetikzlibrarydecorations, decorations.markings 
          usetikzlibraryarrows, arrows.meta
          usetikzlibrarymatrix, arrows, decorations.pathmorphing


          %========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
          %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
          % usage: draw[->-] or draw[->-=6pt red 1]
          %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
          tikzset ->-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
           decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, , 
           postaction=decorate, , 
           ->-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


          %========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
          %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
          % usage: draw[-<-] path; or draw[-<-=6pt red 1] path;
          %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
          tikzset -<-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
           decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrow[>=stealth]<, , 
           postaction=decorate, , 
           -<-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


           begindocument
           begincenter
           begintikzpicture
           %Polygon 12 Seiten
           node[fill=gray!10] (pol) [ 
           %draw, 
           minimum size=0.9textwidth, regular polygon, regular polygon sides=12, rotate=195 ];
           foreach x/y/i in 1/2/1,5/6/2,9/10/3 %alpha's
           draw[black!10!red,auto=right,->-]
           (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
           node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
           foreach x/y/i in 3/4/1,7/8/2,11/12/3 %inverse alpha's
           draw[black!10!red,auto=right,-<-]
           (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
           node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
           foreach x/y/i in 2/3/1,6/7/2,10/11/3 %beta's
           draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,->-]
           (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
           node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_ i$;
           foreach x/y/i in 4/5/1,8/9/2,12/1/3 %inverse beta's
           draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,-<-]
           (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
           node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_i$;

           coordinate(mycord) at (0,-6.15);

           %xi's
           draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
           (mycord) --(-2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_1$ ;
           draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
           (mycord) -- (0,-20pt) node[midway, left] $xi_2$;
           draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
           (mycord) -- (2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_3$;

           % 3 Kreise mit Beschriftung
           draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
           postaction=decorate,fill=white] (-2.5,0) circle (20pt) ;
           node[violet,above] at (-2.5,20pt) $rho_1$;
           draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
           postaction=decorate,fill=white] (0,0) circle (20pt);
           node[violet,above] at (0,20pt) $rho_2$;
           draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
           postaction=decorate,fill=white] (2.5,0) circle (20pt);
           node[violet,above] at (2.5,20pt) $rho_3$;



           endtikzpicture
           endcenter

          enddocument





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          The comments and answer by Martin Scharrer have already analysed that your problem is caused by the different font size. Here a minimal invasive attempt to workaround the problem:



           documentclass[oneside, a4paper,12pt]article

          usepackageifthen
          usepackagetikz-cd
          usepackagetikz
          usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
          usetikzlibrarydecorations, decorations.markings 
          usetikzlibraryarrows, arrows.meta
          usetikzlibrarymatrix, arrows, decorations.pathmorphing


          %========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
          %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
          % usage: draw[->-] or draw[->-=6pt red 1]
          %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
          tikzset ->-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
           decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, , 
           postaction=decorate, , 
           ->-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


          %========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
          %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
          % usage: draw[-<-] path; or draw[-<-=6pt red 1] path;
          %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
          tikzset -<-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
           decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrow[>=stealth]<, , 
           postaction=decorate, , 
           -<-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


           begindocument
           begincenter
           begintikzpicture
           %Polygon 12 Seiten
           node[fill=gray!10] (pol) [ 
           %draw, 
           minimum size=0.9textwidth, regular polygon, regular polygon sides=12, rotate=195 ];
           foreach x/y/i in 1/2/1,5/6/2,9/10/3 %alpha's
           draw[black!10!red,auto=right,->-]
           (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
           node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
           foreach x/y/i in 3/4/1,7/8/2,11/12/3 %inverse alpha's
           draw[black!10!red,auto=right,-<-]
           (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
           node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
           foreach x/y/i in 2/3/1,6/7/2,10/11/3 %beta's
           draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,->-]
           (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
           node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_ i$;
           foreach x/y/i in 4/5/1,8/9/2,12/1/3 %inverse beta's
           draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,-<-]
           (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
           node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_i$;

           coordinate(mycord) at (0,-6.15);

           %xi's
           draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
           (mycord) --(-2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_1$ ;
           draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
           (mycord) -- (0,-20pt) node[midway, left] $xi_2$;
           draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
           (mycord) -- (2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_3$;

           % 3 Kreise mit Beschriftung
           draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
           postaction=decorate,fill=white] (-2.5,0) circle (20pt) ;
           node[violet,above] at (-2.5,20pt) $rho_1$;
           draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
           postaction=decorate,fill=white] (0,0) circle (20pt);
           node[violet,above] at (0,20pt) $rho_2$;
           draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
           postaction=decorate,fill=white] (2.5,0) circle (20pt);
           node[violet,above] at (2.5,20pt) $rho_3$;



           endtikzpicture
           endcenter

          enddocument






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          share|improve this answer



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          edited Jan 14 at 14:31

























          answered Jan 14 at 14:17









          samcartersamcarter

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              1














              I was able to remove the font size dependency by using (pol.corner 1).



              The following code produces the desired result.



              documentclass[oneside, a4paper,12pt]article

              usepackageifthen
              usepackagetikz-cd
              usepackagetikz
              usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
              usetikzlibrarydecorations, decorations.markings 
              usetikzlibraryarrows, arrows.meta
              usetikzlibrarymatrix, arrows, decorations.pathmorphing


              %========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
              %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
              % usage: draw[->-] or draw[->-=6pt red 1]
              %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
              tikzset ->-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
               decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, , 
               postaction=decorate, , 
               ->-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


              %========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
              %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
              % usage: draw[-<-] path; or draw[-<-=6pt red 1] path;
              %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
              tikzset -<-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
               decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrow[>=stealth]<, , 
               postaction=decorate, , 
               -<-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


              begindocument


               begincenter
               begintikzpicture
               %Polygon 12 Seiten
               node[fill=gray!10] (pol) [ 
               %draw, 
               minimum size=0.9textwidth, regular polygon, regular polygon sides=12, rotate=195 ];
               foreach x/y/i in 1/2/1,5/6/2,9/10/3 %alpha's
               draw[black!10!red,auto=right,->-]
               (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
               node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
               foreach x/y/i in 3/4/1,7/8/2,11/12/3 %inverse alpha's
               draw[black!10!red,auto=right,-<-]
               (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
               node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
               foreach x/y/i in 2/3/1,6/7/2,10/11/3 %beta's
               draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,->-]
               (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
               node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_ i$;
               foreach x/y/i in 4/5/1,8/9/2,12/1/3 %inverse beta's
               draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,-<-]
               (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
               node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_i$;

               %xi's
               draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
               (pol.corner 1) --(-2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_1$ ;
               draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
               (pol.corner 1) -- (0,-20pt) node[midway, left] $xi_2$;
               draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
               (pol.corner 1) -- (2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_3$;

               % 3 Kreise mit Beschriftung
               draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
               postaction=decorate,fill=white] (-2.5,0) circle (20pt) ;
               node[violet,above] at (-2.5,20pt) $rho_1$;
               draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
               postaction=decorate,fill=white] (0,0) circle (20pt);
               node[violet,above] at (0,20pt) $rho_2$;
               draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
               postaction=decorate,fill=white] (2.5,0) circle (20pt);
               node[violet,above] at (2.5,20pt) $rho_3$;


               endtikzpicture
               endcenter


              enddocument





              share|improve this answer



























                1














                I was able to remove the font size dependency by using (pol.corner 1).



                The following code produces the desired result.



                documentclass[oneside, a4paper,12pt]article

                usepackageifthen
                usepackagetikz-cd
                usepackagetikz
                usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
                usetikzlibrarydecorations, decorations.markings 
                usetikzlibraryarrows, arrows.meta
                usetikzlibrarymatrix, arrows, decorations.pathmorphing


                %========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
                %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
                % usage: draw[->-] or draw[->-=6pt red 1]
                %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
                tikzset ->-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
                 decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, , 
                 postaction=decorate, , 
                 ->-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


                %========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
                %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
                % usage: draw[-<-] path; or draw[-<-=6pt red 1] path;
                %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
                tikzset -<-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
                 decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrow[>=stealth]<, , 
                 postaction=decorate, , 
                 -<-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


                begindocument


                 begincenter
                 begintikzpicture
                 %Polygon 12 Seiten
                 node[fill=gray!10] (pol) [ 
                 %draw, 
                 minimum size=0.9textwidth, regular polygon, regular polygon sides=12, rotate=195 ];
                 foreach x/y/i in 1/2/1,5/6/2,9/10/3 %alpha's
                 draw[black!10!red,auto=right,->-]
                 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
                 node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
                 foreach x/y/i in 3/4/1,7/8/2,11/12/3 %inverse alpha's
                 draw[black!10!red,auto=right,-<-]
                 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
                 node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
                 foreach x/y/i in 2/3/1,6/7/2,10/11/3 %beta's
                 draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,->-]
                 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
                 node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_ i$;
                 foreach x/y/i in 4/5/1,8/9/2,12/1/3 %inverse beta's
                 draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,-<-]
                 (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
                 node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_i$;

                 %xi's
                 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
                 (pol.corner 1) --(-2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_1$ ;
                 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
                 (pol.corner 1) -- (0,-20pt) node[midway, left] $xi_2$;
                 draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
                 (pol.corner 1) -- (2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_3$;

                 % 3 Kreise mit Beschriftung
                 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
                 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (-2.5,0) circle (20pt) ;
                 node[violet,above] at (-2.5,20pt) $rho_1$;
                 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
                 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (0,0) circle (20pt);
                 node[violet,above] at (0,20pt) $rho_2$;
                 draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
                 postaction=decorate,fill=white] (2.5,0) circle (20pt);
                 node[violet,above] at (2.5,20pt) $rho_3$;


                 endtikzpicture
                 endcenter


                enddocument





                share|improve this answer

























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                  1







                  I was able to remove the font size dependency by using (pol.corner 1).



                  The following code produces the desired result.



                  documentclass[oneside, a4paper,12pt]article

                  usepackageifthen
                  usepackagetikz-cd
                  usepackagetikz
                  usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
                  usetikzlibrarydecorations, decorations.markings 
                  usetikzlibraryarrows, arrows.meta
                  usetikzlibrarymatrix, arrows, decorations.pathmorphing


                  %========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
                  %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
                  % usage: draw[->-] or draw[->-=6pt red 1]
                  %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
                  tikzset ->-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
                   decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, , 
                   postaction=decorate, , 
                   ->-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


                  %========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
                  %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
                  % usage: draw[-<-] path; or draw[-<-=6pt red 1] path;
                  %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
                  tikzset -<-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
                   decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrow[>=stealth]<, , 
                   postaction=decorate, , 
                   -<-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


                  begindocument


                   begincenter
                   begintikzpicture
                   %Polygon 12 Seiten
                   node[fill=gray!10] (pol) [ 
                   %draw, 
                   minimum size=0.9textwidth, regular polygon, regular polygon sides=12, rotate=195 ];
                   foreach x/y/i in 1/2/1,5/6/2,9/10/3 %alpha's
                   draw[black!10!red,auto=right,->-]
                   (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
                   node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
                   foreach x/y/i in 3/4/1,7/8/2,11/12/3 %inverse alpha's
                   draw[black!10!red,auto=right,-<-]
                   (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
                   node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
                   foreach x/y/i in 2/3/1,6/7/2,10/11/3 %beta's
                   draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,->-]
                   (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
                   node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_ i$;
                   foreach x/y/i in 4/5/1,8/9/2,12/1/3 %inverse beta's
                   draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,-<-]
                   (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
                   node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_i$;

                   %xi's
                   draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
                   (pol.corner 1) --(-2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_1$ ;
                   draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
                   (pol.corner 1) -- (0,-20pt) node[midway, left] $xi_2$;
                   draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
                   (pol.corner 1) -- (2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_3$;

                   % 3 Kreise mit Beschriftung
                   draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
                   postaction=decorate,fill=white] (-2.5,0) circle (20pt) ;
                   node[violet,above] at (-2.5,20pt) $rho_1$;
                   draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
                   postaction=decorate,fill=white] (0,0) circle (20pt);
                   node[violet,above] at (0,20pt) $rho_2$;
                   draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
                   postaction=decorate,fill=white] (2.5,0) circle (20pt);
                   node[violet,above] at (2.5,20pt) $rho_3$;


                   endtikzpicture
                   endcenter


                  enddocument





                  share|improve this answer













                  I was able to remove the font size dependency by using (pol.corner 1).



                  The following code produces the desired result.



                  documentclass[oneside, a4paper,12pt]article

                  usepackageifthen
                  usepackagetikz-cd
                  usepackagetikz
                  usetikzlibraryshapes.geometric
                  usetikzlibrarydecorations, decorations.markings 
                  usetikzlibraryarrows, arrows.meta
                  usetikzlibrarymatrix, arrows, decorations.pathmorphing


                  %========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
                  %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
                  % usage: draw[->-] or draw[->-=6pt red 1]
                  %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
                  tikzset ->-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
                   decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, , 
                   postaction=decorate, , 
                   ->-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


                  %========================== Middle & pointing arrows ==========================%
                  %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
                  % usage: draw[-<-] path; or draw[-<-=6pt red 1] path;
                  %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------%
                  tikzset -<-/.style args=#1 #2 #3
                   decoration=markings,mark= at position 0.5 with arrow[>=stealth]<, , 
                   postaction=decorate, , 
                   -<-/.default= 0.5 6pt black 


                  begindocument


                   begincenter
                   begintikzpicture
                   %Polygon 12 Seiten
                   node[fill=gray!10] (pol) [ 
                   %draw, 
                   minimum size=0.9textwidth, regular polygon, regular polygon sides=12, rotate=195 ];
                   foreach x/y/i in 1/2/1,5/6/2,9/10/3 %alpha's
                   draw[black!10!red,auto=right,->-]
                   (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
                   node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
                   foreach x/y/i in 3/4/1,7/8/2,11/12/3 %inverse alpha's
                   draw[black!10!red,auto=right,-<-]
                   (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
                   node[black!10!red,midway]$alpha_i$;
                   foreach x/y/i in 2/3/1,6/7/2,10/11/3 %beta's
                   draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,->-]
                   (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
                   node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_ i$;
                   foreach x/y/i in 4/5/1,8/9/2,12/1/3 %inverse beta's
                   draw[black!10!blue,auto=right,-<-]
                   (pol.corner x)--(pol.corner y)
                   node[black!10!blue,midway]$beta_i$;

                   %xi's
                   draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
                   (pol.corner 1) --(-2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_1$ ;
                   draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
                   (pol.corner 1) -- (0,-20pt) node[midway, left] $xi_2$;
                   draw[black!40!green,decoration= markings, mark=at position 0.5 with arrowstealth, postaction=decorate] 
                   (pol.corner 1) -- (2.21,-0.63) node[midway, left] $xi_3$;

                   % 3 Kreise mit Beschriftung
                   draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
                   postaction=decorate,fill=white] (-2.5,0) circle (20pt) ;
                   node[violet,above] at (-2.5,20pt) $rho_1$;
                   draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
                   postaction=decorate,fill=white] (0,0) circle (20pt);
                   node[violet,above] at (0,20pt) $rho_2$;
                   draw[violet,decoration=markings, mark=at position 0.26 with arrow[>=stealth]<,
                   postaction=decorate,fill=white] (2.5,0) circle (20pt);
                   node[violet,above] at (2.5,20pt) $rho_3$;


                   endtikzpicture
                   endcenter


                  enddocument






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