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I am having an issue I have never had before where code I wrote and works fine on my PC using Texmaker (MiKTeX) throws errors when copy-pasted into Overleaf.

This is the code:

documentclass{article}

usepackage{tikz}



begin{document}



defchair#1#2#3#4{

begin{scope}[shift={#1},rotate={#2-90},scale={0.5*#3}]

draw (-1.1,1) to[out=30,in=150] (1.1,1);

draw (-1,0.75) to[out=30,in=150] (1,0.75) -- (1,-0.75) to[out=-150,in=-30] (-1,-0.75) to cycle;

draw (0,0) node {#4};

end{scope}

}



pagenumbering{gobble}

centering

begin{tikzpicture}[line width=0.5mm,scale=1.1]

defa{12}

defs{2}

foreach i in {0,...,a-1}

    chair{({i*180/(a-1)}:{1.5+s})}{i*180/(a-1)}{0.75}{}; % (this is line 20)

end{tikzpicture}

end{document}

In Texmaker it renders exactly as I would like:

But when that exact code is copy-pasted into Overleaf the foreach statement does not iterate properly as shown below.

(Note that the messed up anti-aliasing indicates that the 12 figures were stacked on top of each other.)

And I am given the following two error messages:

Based on this post I suspect this has something to do with the version used by Overleaf, but I am unsure how to change this. If it is not possible, how can I amend my code to render properly in the version Overleaf uses?

tikz-pgf overleaf

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I am having an issue I have never had before where code I wrote and works fine on my PC using Texmaker (MiKTeX) throws errors when copy-pasted into Overleaf.

This is the code:

documentclass{article}

usepackage{tikz}



begin{document}



defchair#1#2#3#4{

begin{scope}[shift={#1},rotate={#2-90},scale={0.5*#3}]

draw (-1.1,1) to[out=30,in=150] (1.1,1);

draw (-1,0.75) to[out=30,in=150] (1,0.75) -- (1,-0.75) to[out=-150,in=-30] (-1,-0.75) to cycle;

draw (0,0) node {#4};

end{scope}

}



pagenumbering{gobble}

centering

begin{tikzpicture}[line width=0.5mm,scale=1.1]

defa{12}

defs{2}

foreach i in {0,...,a-1}

    chair{({i*180/(a-1)}:{1.5+s})}{i*180/(a-1)}{0.75}{}; % (this is line 20)

end{tikzpicture}

end{document}

In Texmaker it renders exactly as I would like:

But when that exact code is copy-pasted into Overleaf the foreach statement does not iterate properly as shown below.

(Note that the messed up anti-aliasing indicates that the 12 figures were stacked on top of each other.)

And I am given the following two error messages:

Based on this post I suspect this has something to do with the version used by Overleaf, but I am unsure how to change this. If it is not possible, how can I amend my code to render properly in the version Overleaf uses?

tikz-pgf overleaf

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PGmathPGmath

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I am having an issue I have never had before where code I wrote and works fine on my PC using Texmaker (MiKTeX) throws errors when copy-pasted into Overleaf.

This is the code:

documentclass{article}

usepackage{tikz}



begin{document}



defchair#1#2#3#4{

begin{scope}[shift={#1},rotate={#2-90},scale={0.5*#3}]

draw (-1.1,1) to[out=30,in=150] (1.1,1);

draw (-1,0.75) to[out=30,in=150] (1,0.75) -- (1,-0.75) to[out=-150,in=-30] (-1,-0.75) to cycle;

draw (0,0) node {#4};

end{scope}

}



pagenumbering{gobble}

centering

begin{tikzpicture}[line width=0.5mm,scale=1.1]

defa{12}

defs{2}

foreach i in {0,...,a-1}

    chair{({i*180/(a-1)}:{1.5+s})}{i*180/(a-1)}{0.75}{}; % (this is line 20)

end{tikzpicture}

end{document}

In Texmaker it renders exactly as I would like:

But when that exact code is copy-pasted into Overleaf the foreach statement does not iterate properly as shown below.

(Note that the messed up anti-aliasing indicates that the 12 figures were stacked on top of each other.)

And I am given the following two error messages:

Based on this post I suspect this has something to do with the version used by Overleaf, but I am unsure how to change this. If it is not possible, how can I amend my code to render properly in the version Overleaf uses?

tikz-pgf overleaf

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PGmathPGmath

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documentclass{article}

usepackage{tikz}



begin{document}



defchair#1#2#3#4{

begin{scope}[shift={#1},rotate={#2-90},scale={0.5*#3}]

draw (-1.1,1) to[out=30,in=150] (1.1,1);

draw (-1,0.75) to[out=30,in=150] (1,0.75) -- (1,-0.75) to[out=-150,in=-30] (-1,-0.75) to cycle;

draw (0,0) node {#4};

end{scope}

}



pagenumbering{gobble}

centering

begin{tikzpicture}[line width=0.5mm,scale=1.1]

defa{12}

defs{2}

foreach i in {0,...,a-1}

    chair{({i*180/(a-1)}:{1.5+s})}{i*180/(a-1)}{0.75}{}; % (this is line 20)

end{tikzpicture}

end{document}

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PGmathPGmath

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