2 messages · Jue Lin-Ye, Edzer Pebesma
Greetings! I have been using spplot to draw maps of the NW Mediterranean and sub-regions. I would like to compare them, so I need the same range of values to be displayed on the legends. I know that I can manually fix the *colors*, but I do not know if I can fix the extreme *values* on spplot (I know that I can do so with image.plot, but it is not what I desire). Thank you in advance!
Jue Lin-Ye [[alternative HTML version deleted]]
You can use the at argument, as in spplot(obj, at = c(0,1,2,3)) to specify the values at which colours change. Its range determines the value range.
Greetings! I have been using spplot to draw maps of the NW Mediterranean and sub-regions. I would like to compare them, so I need the same range of values to be displayed on the legends. I know that I can manually fix the *colors*, but I do not know if I can fix the extreme *values* on spplot (I know that I can do so with image.plot, but it is not what I desire). Thank you in advance!
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