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Color adjustment #2
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Thanks for interest and suggestion. So far It does not allow setting the attributes. But I'd like to improve it to support that. |
I have added some parameters (such as @kotliary Could you please try to reinstall the latest version (v0.1.0) package code and try again? Thanks! |
Solved in v0.1.0. |
Sorry for not responding in time. The new features work great. Love the package. |
Thank you for the great encouragement! Suggestions are welcome! |
Is there a way to map colors by specifying the names of the sets, like c("Set1" = "black", "Set2" = "green")? |
hi, @nh-codem Thank you for the suggestion. Here are some examples demonstrating the current behavior: a = list(`Set 1` = 1:5, `Set 2` = 4:7)
ggvenn(a, fill_color = c(`B` = "green", `A` = "black"))
# ggvenn(a, fill_color = c(`Set 2` = "green", `Set 1` = "black")) # NOTICE: this does not work Currently, the color names must be hard-coded as 'A', 'B', 'C', and 'D' corresponding to the four sets in sequential order. While this approach is not very intuitive, it serves as a temporary workaround. We recognize this limitation and will consider improving it in future updates to allow for more flexible and user-friendly color mapping. |
Nice package.
How can I adjust the colors of circles/elipses and borders with either ggvenn or geom_venn?
Also any way to change transparency, border thickness, etc. Thanks.
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