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Frame Sticks across Animation #36
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update: it looks like part of the problem was NAs in the frame column, b, which caused the first shadow but doesn't explain the "jittered" legend. additionally I tried setting cumulative to TRUE which failed. I've tried that in versions ref="fd6967f" and ref="26ec501" which also failed for cumulative, although the jittered legend stopped. |
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mostly detailed here, I've attached the base file for reproduction.
newnolarank4.txt
it seems one frame will get stuck as a shadow across all the animation.
I've got a data frame that looks like the below:
my map was generated from the get_map function in ggmap
I used geom_hex to make a hex map
Then used gganimate to make a gif. Here in is the problem; the resulting gif seems to have the old images even though cumulative was set to false, which creates an undesired effect of overlaying hexs, or hexes showing up in odd areas.
you can also see the overlay in the legends.
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