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@samuel-marsh
Hi, is there any way to restrict to one legend for all split FeaturePlot_scCustom. Since all the scales are same I want to keep only one legend. pal <- viridis(n = 10, option = "D") FeaturePlot_scCustom(cortex, features = c("Hes1"), colors_use = pal, split.by = 'orig.ident', num_columns = 4, combine = TRUE) & NoAxes()
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Apologies for the delay getting back to you. I have just implemented an new parameter in the development branch (v1.1.1.9006) called split_collect. It will only function if plotting a single feature as things get messy if plotting more than one feature and changing number of columns (hence need for legends on every plot).
The new default will automatically set split_collect = TRUE if split.by is not NULL and only a single feature is provided.
If more than one feature is provided it will automatically set split_collect = FALSE
The return legends to each plot when splitting and plotting a single feature simply manually provide split_collect = FALSE.
If you run into any issues let me know here and I'll reopen the issue.
@samuel-marsh
Hi, is there any way to restrict to one legend for all split FeaturePlot_scCustom. Since all the scales are same I want to keep only one legend.
pal <- viridis(n = 10, option = "D") FeaturePlot_scCustom(cortex, features = c("Hes1"), colors_use = pal, split.by = 'orig.ident', num_columns = 4, combine = TRUE) & NoAxes()
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: