A few good ol' base options: ``` r palette.colors(26, "alphabet") palette.colors(36, "polychrome") ```

Constrain layer to panels with at_panel() from {ggh4x} #rstats#datavizteunbrand.github.io/ggh4x/refere... I have always wanted a function like this. {gghx4) was unknown to me before, it has a suite of useful functions for tweaking {ggplot2} output.

Have you tried {ragg}? ragg.r-lib.org

Graphic Devices Based on AGG

Anti-Grain Geometry (AGG) is a high-quality and high-performance 2D drawing library. The ragg package provides a set of graphic devices based on AGG to use as alternative to the raster devices provide...

They've got secondary axis for discrete scales if you download development branch from github! I needed this exact thing this morning and found it got merged last month

It looks good! If you seek to reduce the amount of effort into formatting circular text, can I gently suggest the `coord_radial(rotate_angle = TRUE)` method? Example here: www.tidyverse.org/blog/2024/03...

ggplot2 3.5.0: Introducing: coord_radial() - Tidyverse

Introducing a new polar coordinate system that supersedes the old `coord_polar()`. Read on about the new `coord_radial()`.

I am super excited to announce the first release of marquee - supercharged markdown support for #ggplot2#rstatstidyverse.org/blog/2024/05...marquee.r-lib.org

marquee 0.1.0 - Tidyverse

The initial release brings markdown awareness to grid and ggplot2 to allow for rich text formatting in R graphics.

I think this would only make sense for image data (for example microscopy) that might need to be quantified and where pixel intensity is more finegrained than the standard 256 levels in a channel. For screen or print purposes, png is excellent.

ragg for #rstats has just had a major update adding in all the new stuff that has been added to the graphics engine the last two year: - luminance masks - affine transformations - blend modes - arbitrary paths - low level glyph rendering

I wish I knew!

I think most have dispersed over a whole range of social media. #rstats feeds seem sparse on most platforms I bother to check.