curling_features_set_colors: Curling Feature Colors
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curling_features_set_colors

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Curling Feature Colors

Description

Set the colors to be used for the plot. The values provided in the arguments are the defaults, and, where specified, are the rule-book specified values.

Usage

curling_features_set_colors(
  plot_background = NULL,
  end_1 = "#ffffff",
  centre_zone = "#ffffff",
  end_2 = "#ffffff",
  sheet_apron = "#0033a0",
  centre_line = "#000000",
  tee_line = "#000000",
  back_line = "#000000",
  hog_line = "#c8102e",
  hack_line = "#000000",
  courtesy_line = "#000000",
  hack = "#000000",
  button = "#ffffff",
  house_rings = c("#c8102e", "#ffffff", "#0033a0")
)

Arguments

`plot_background`	A hexadecimal string representing the color to use for this feature
`end_1`	A hexadecimal string representing the color to use for this feature
`centre_zone`	A hexadecimal string representing the color to use for this feature
`end_2`	A hexadecimal string representing the color to use for this feature
`sheet_apron`	A hexadecimal string representing the color to use for this feature
`centre_line`	A hexadecimal string representing the color to use for this feature
`tee_line`	A hexadecimal string representing the color to use for this feature
`back_line`	A hexadecimal string representing the color to use for this feature
`hog_line`	A hexadecimal string representing the color to use for this feature
`hack_line`	A hexadecimal string representing the color to use for this feature
`courtesy_line`	A hexadecimal string representing the color to use for this feature
`hack`	A hexadecimal string representing the color to use for this feature
`button`	A hexadecimal string representing the color to use for this feature
`house_rings`	A vector of hexadecimal strings representing the color(s) to use for this feature

Details

Hexadecimal values are the passed vales to this function by default, but it is also possible to use string-named values (e.g. "dodgerblue") when specifying.