Ternary Coordinate System
coord_tern
is a function which creates a transformation mechanism between the ternary system, and, the cartesian system.
It inherits from the fixed coordinate system, employing fixed ratio between x and y axes once transformed.
coord_tern(Tlim = NULL, Llim = NULL, Rlim = NULL, expand = TRUE)
Tlim |
the range of T in the ternary space |
Llim |
the range of L in the ternary space |
Rlim |
the range of R in the ternary space |
expand |
If |
coord_tern
returns a CoordTern ggproto
coord_tern
understands the following aesthetics (required aesthetics are in bold):
x
y
z
Abovementioned limitations include the types of geometries which can be used (ie approved geometries),
or modifications to required aesthetic mappings. One such essential patch is, for approved geometries previously
requiring x
and y
coordinates, now require an additional z
coordinate, and,
geom_segment
goes one step further in that it requires both an additional
z
and zend
coordinate mappings.
In essence, the required aesthetics are the product between what is required of each 'layer' and what is required of the 'coordinate system'.
Nicholas Hamilton
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