Great, didnt know the atroke argument with shape 21! Question: can you control thr stroke's transparency? Something like stroke_alpha? I assume there's a css behind the scenes for it. Another thing: You can use position_dodge() to set x and/or y distance, much like jitter but with greater control
@@rfortherestofus th-cam.com/video/of6wzzQxqJg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=AIqQNr0Hi_L3tHj7 In this video, pat scchloss was able to find an interesting workaround by creating an annotation of just the stroke (fill = NA) so he controls the stroke independently from the fill. 11:20 I think it began.
@@rfortherestofuspat scchloss found a way. Basically, have one geom with just the fill (color of point) and another one with just the stroke, and control their transparencias independently of each other
Great, didnt know the atroke argument with shape 21!
Question: can you control thr stroke's transparency? Something like stroke_alpha? I assume there's a css behind the scenes for it.
Another thing:
You can use position_dodge() to set x and/or y distance, much like jitter but with greater control
I've never looked into setting the transparency of the stroke. Let me know if you figure out whether it works!
@@rfortherestofus
th-cam.com/video/of6wzzQxqJg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=AIqQNr0Hi_L3tHj7
In this video, pat scchloss was able to find an interesting workaround by creating an annotation of just the stroke (fill = NA) so he controls the stroke independently from the fill.
11:20 I think it began.
@@rfortherestofuspat scchloss found a way. Basically, have one geom with just the fill (color of point) and another one with just the stroke, and control their transparencias independently of each other