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No gridlines on any plots #77
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Are you talking like the standard figures/plots? I don't believe I edited
those at all - I kept my cloud plot changes to the cloud figure fxn.
Thinking back on all the steps I ran an old version of the code in January
(which had the cloud figs fxn in it) and those plots all came out fine. I
did some revisions to the cloud fig plot and then downloaded the most
recent code and threw the function in the plottingFunctions.R, added data
files, and then added in a few lines in Main.R to call the fxn/make sure
the appropriate scenario labels were used in the figures. I never did run
the full code afterwards though. Do you want me to look into this more?
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Something changed and there are no gridlines in any of the plots, and they
no longer have the grey background.
@jshirey <https://github.com/jshirey> Can you let me know what may have
changed based on your recent work?
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Yes please - when I run the new code, it changes all of the figures. Maybe it has to do with cowplot? Not quite sure what's going on. |
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Something changed and there are no gridlines in any of the plots, and they no longer have the grey background.
@jshirey Can you let me know what may have changed based on your recent work?
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