Too many vector shapes can slow down PDF performance. This is how you can selectively rasterize data points in #tidyplots 🪩
In this example, I used 100 DPI for demonstration purposes. In practice, you would typically use 300 DPI for better quality 😉

Too many vector shapes can slow down PDF performance. This is how you can selectively rasterize data points in #tidyplots 🪩
In this example, I used 100 DPI for demonstration purposes. In practice, you would typically use 300 DPI for better quality 😉
Stacked bar plot with error bar using #tidyplots
See the code at:
tidyplots-book.pages.dev/more-custom-...
When you execute a #tidyplots color scheme like `colors_continuous_viridis` in the Console, you will get a preview in the RStudio Viewer pane 🌈
Pro tip: You can highlight and copy individual hex codes directly from the Viewer pane.