Plot the edges in a background-class

The color of the edges is determined by the argument object.color, thus following the color of the outer lines of the objects in the background. Note that dark_mode also works here!

Usage

plot_edges(
  setting,
  coords = NULL,
  space_between = 1.25 * max(params_from_csv[["params_bounds"]]["radius", ]),
  many_nodes = FALSE,
  coords.color = "cornflowerblue",
  edges.color = "black",
  edges.linewidth = 1,
  nodes.color = "black",
  nodes.size = 1,
  dark_mode = FALSE,
  ...
)

Arguments

setting

Object of the background-class

coords

Numeric matrix containing the positions of the agent and the goal. Defaults to NULL, leaving them out of the equation.

space_between

Numeric denoting the space to leave between the circumference of the object and the nodes created under the hood (see add_nodes). Defaults to 2.5 times the maximal radius of an agent.

many_nodes

Logical denoting whether to create many nodes or leave it at the minimum. Defaults to FALSE.

coords.color

Character denoting the color to provide to the agent and goal positions. Allows one to distinguish between simple path points and the start and end positions. Defaults to "cornflowerblue".

edges.color

Character denoting the color of the edges that are plotted. Defaults to "black".

edges.linewidth

Numeric denoting the linewidth of the edges that are plotted. Defaults to 1.

nodes.color

Character denoting the color of the nodes that are plotted. Defaults to "black".

nodes.size

Numeric denoting the size of the nodes that are plotted. Defaults to 1.

dark_mode

Logical denoting whether to use the predped-default dark mode for plotting. Overrides the color arguments provided to the plotting function. Defaults to FALSE.

...

Arguments provided to the plot function for the setting

Value

Plot created by ggplot2

See also

background-class, compute_edges, create_edges, plot