socg

Guide SoCG paper formatting with LaTeX class options and LIPIcs requirements.

17|Updated May 20, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/SimonZeng7108/ccf-conference-skills --skill socg
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Skill: socg
Source: https://github.com/SimonZeng7108/ccf-conference-skills/tree/main/ccf-conference-skills/socg
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/SimonZeng7108/ccf-conference-skills --skill socg

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Writing and formatting guidance for SoCG (Symposium on Computational Geometry) papers to help authors draft, format, and submit to SoCG 2026.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Provides guidance on LaTeX class options for submission (anonymous mode, line numbering, and required packages) and camera-ready setup.
  • Outlines geometry-specific conventions including theorems, proofs, figures, and references, plus page-limit guidance.
  • Offers practical use cases and checklists to ensure conformity with LIPIcs-based templates and SoCG submission requirements.

Quick Start

Use this skill to structure your SoCG manuscript according to the LIPIcs-based template and submission guidelines.

Frequently Asked Questions about socg

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I format a SoCG paper using the LIPIcs template for anonymous submission?

To format a SoCG paper for anonymous submission, use the LaTeX class options for anonymous mode and line numbering provided by the LIPIcs-based template. This ensures your geometry-focused content meets the specific formatting conventions required for the conference.

What LaTeX packages and class options are required for SoCG camera-ready versions?

SoCG camera-ready versions require specific LaTeX class options and packages defined by the LIPIcs template to format theorems, proofs, figures, and references. You must apply these settings to ensure your manuscript satisfies the final submission requirements.

Does the SoCG submission template support geometry-specific conventions like theorems and proofs?

Yes, the SoCG submission template supports geometry-specific conventions by providing structured formatting for theorems, proofs, figures, and references. This allows you to properly organize computational geometry content according to academic standards.

What is the best way to ensure my computational geometry paper meets SoCG page limits?

The best way to meet SoCG page limits is to follow the practical checklists and formatting guidance provided for the LIPIcs template. This helps you structure your manuscript correctly and avoid exceeding the maximum length for your submission category.

Can I use this guidance for both drafting and final formatting of a SoCG 2026 submission?

Yes, you can use this guidance for both drafting and final formatting because it streamlines the process from anonymous submissions to camera-ready versions. It covers all required LaTeX configurations and structural conventions for SoCG 2026.

Why does my SoCG manuscript need specific line numbering and anonymous mode settings?

Your SoCG manuscript needs specific line numbering and anonymous mode settings to comply with the double-blind review process required by the conference. The LIPIcs template options enforce these rules automatically during the initial submission phase.