Closed wiw4002 closed 1 year ago
HiThanks for the message. I can jump in here: That’s just the old version (more brownish; version 4) and the new version (more reddish, versions >4) of vik. I adjusted it to be more reddish due to user requests.So, nothing wrong with scico, just the different colour map versions.Sorry, for the confusion!Fabio__
Fabio Crameri · @fcrameri Undertone.design www.fabiocrameri.chAm 23/06/2023 um 21:35 schrieb wiw4002 @.***>: I recently updated to R 4.3, and was using the colors in this package, but it appears to be doing something different now? Here is the call to 'vik' before:
Here is the color scale using 'vik' now:
Here is the call to 'vikO' for reference:
They look less distinct than before? I ran the example under the ggplot support section, and got this when using 'vik':
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Thanks!
I recently updated to R 4.3, and was using the colors in this package, but it appears to be doing something different now?
Here is the call to 'vik' before:
Here is the color scale using 'vik' now:
Here is the call to 'vikO' for reference:
They look less distinct than before? I ran the example under the ggplot support section, and got this when using 'vik':