DurgaTransparent: Returns a transparent version of the specified colour(s).

In Durga: Effect Size Estimation and Visualisation

Returns a transparent version of the specified colour(s).

Description

Returns a transparent version of the specified colour(s).

Usage

DurgaTransparent(colour, transparency, relative = FALSE)

Arguments

colour	The R colour (or colours) to be made transparent. May be specified in any way recognised by col2rgb: a colour name, a hexadecimal string such as "#ffbc48" or a positive integer i meaning meaning palette()[i].
transparency	Transparency, from 0, meaning fully opaque, through to 1, which is completely transparent (i.e. invisible).
relative	Determines what happens if colour is already transparent. If relative is FALSE (the default), then the transparency value of colour is ignored and transparency defines the transparency of the returned colour. If TRUE, the existing transparency value is multiplied by transparency.

Value

A colour or colours that are transparent versions of colour.

See Also

col2rgb, rgb

Examples

transparentPink <- DurgaTransparent("red", 0.8)
transparentPink

Durga documentation built on May 29, 2024, 12:33 p.m.