View source: R/generate_palette.R
generate_palette | R Documentation |
This function allows users generate a monochrome colour palette
containing any number of colours, starting from the colour they specify. The modification
parameter can be set to make the palette go darker, lighter, or both
ways from the starting colour. The function also allows users to create
a palette that goes from one colour to another, by providing a blend_colour
.
generate_palette(
colour,
modification,
n_colours,
blend_colour = NULL,
view_palette = FALSE,
view_labels = TRUE,
...
)
colour |
The starting colour for the palette, which must be either be a recognised colour name (e.g. "white"), a hex colour code (e.g. "#ffffff") or vector of length 3 (red value, green value, blue value, e.g. c(15, 75, 99)), with all values between 0 and 255. |
modification |
One of the following: "go_darker", "go_lighter", "go_both_ways", or "blend".
If a |
n_colours |
Number of colours (levels) required in the palette |
blend_colour |
Optional. Can be either be a recognised colour name (e.g. "white"), a hex colour code (e.g. "#ffffff") or vector of length 3 (red value, green value, blue value, e.g. c(15, 75, 99)), with all values between 0 and 255. |
view_palette |
Logical. |
view_labels |
Logical. If view_palette is set to TRUE, view_labels = FALSE determines whether or not the hex colour codes are shown on the palette displayed in the plot window. |
... |
Allows for US spelling of color/colour. |
A vector of hex colour codes making up the generated palette
generate_palette("red", modification = "go_lighter",
n_colours = 5, view_palette = TRUE, view_labels = TRUE)
generate_palette(c(15, 75, 99), modification = "go_both_ways",
n_colours = 12, view_palette = TRUE, view_labels = FALSE)
generate_palette("red", blend_colour = "blue",
n_colours = 6, view_palette = TRUE)
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