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Hexadecimal values are the passed vales to this function by default, but it is also possible to use string-named values (e.g. "dodgerblue") when specifying.

Usage

curling_features_set_colors(
  plot_background = NULL,
  end_1 = "#ffffff",
  centre_zone = "#ffffff",
  end_2 = "#ffffff",
  sheet_apron = "#0033a0",
  centre_line = "#000000",
  tee_line = "#000000",
  back_line = "#000000",
  hog_line = "#c8102e",
  hack_line = "#000000",
  courtesy_line = "#000000",
  hack = "#000000",
  button = "#ffffff",
  house_rings = c("#c8102e", "#ffffff", "#0033a0")
)

Arguments

plot_background

A hexadecimal string representing the color to use for this feature

end_1

A hexadecimal string representing the color to use for this feature

centre_zone

A hexadecimal string representing the color to use for this feature

end_2

A hexadecimal string representing the color to use for this feature

sheet_apron

A hexadecimal string representing the color to use for this feature

centre_line

A hexadecimal string representing the color to use for this feature

tee_line

A hexadecimal string representing the color to use for this feature

back_line

A hexadecimal string representing the color to use for this feature

hog_line

A hexadecimal string representing the color to use for this feature

hack_line

A hexadecimal string representing the color to use for this feature

courtesy_line

A hexadecimal string representing the color to use for this feature

hack

A hexadecimal string representing the color to use for this feature

button

A hexadecimal string representing the color to use for this feature

house_rings

A vector of hexadecimal strings representing the color(s) to use for this feature

Value

A list of hexadecimal colors to use to color the features on the resulting plot