Hi Matt, firstly thanks for developing this package, it's certainly saved us a lot of time/code!
I'm interested in producing a scatter plot of multiple layers, but I can't see a way to do it with the current plotScatter() function. My use case is plotting observations on the x-axis against predictions from multiple model versions on the y-axis. I have the model outputs and observations set up as layers in a single object, but the plotScatter() API seems quite different to the other plotting functions (such as plotTemporal()) in that it only accepts a single layer name for each axis. It also doesn't allow controlling the colour of the dots, the axis label text, plot title, doesn't use theme_bw(), etc.
This is of course all pretty minor and I can achieve what I want by (gg-)plotting things myself anyway, I just thought it might be nice to have these things hidden by the abstraction of the package (as they are for the other kinds of plots).
Hi Matt, firstly thanks for developing this package, it's certainly saved us a lot of time/code!
I'm interested in producing a scatter plot of multiple layers, but I can't see a way to do it with the current
plotScatter()function. My use case is plotting observations on the x-axis against predictions from multiple model versions on the y-axis. I have the model outputs and observations set up as layers in a single object, but theplotScatter()API seems quite different to the other plotting functions (such asplotTemporal()) in that it only accepts a single layer name for each axis. It also doesn't allow controlling the colour of the dots, the axis label text, plot title, doesn't usetheme_bw(), etc.This is of course all pretty minor and I can achieve what I want by (gg-)plotting things myself anyway, I just thought it might be nice to have these things hidden by the abstraction of the package (as they are for the other kinds of plots).