Disconnect lower depth of ylim from depth axis init. plotSPC() will more closely track values specified in max.depth and/or max(x). This is generally a "good thing", but figures in aqp 2.x will have tighter clearances on the bottom of figures. A large amount of extra vertical space (aqp 1.x) was common when the deepest profile was just a little larger than a multiple of 50cm.
See updated example for harden.melanization(), esp:
# max(jacobs2000) is 213cm
# explicitly extend figure to 250cm
plotSPC(jacobs2000,
color = "matrix_color",
label = "melan",
plot.order = jacobs2000$melanorder,
max.depth = 250
)
Disconnect lower depth of
ylim
from depth axis init.plotSPC()
will more closely track values specified inmax.depth
and/ormax(x)
. This is generally a "good thing", but figures in aqp 2.x will have tighter clearances on the bottom of figures. A large amount of extra vertical space (aqp 1.x) was common when the deepest profile was just a little larger than a multiple of 50cm.See updated example for
harden.melanization()
, esp: