Hi there,
I am currently working with a line plot that would contain a large number of
separate plots (which does make it difficult to read). What I would like to do
instead is to somehow create a light-colored shade that captures the range of
individual line plots. Would that be possible? This is what I have for my plot:
plot(get,Hope2, type="l",col="red", lwd="3", xlab="Cumulative CO2 emissions
(TtC)", ylab="One-day maximum precipitation (mm/day)", main="One-day maximum
precipitation for South Sudan for CanESM2 scenarios")
lines(get2.teratons, Hope3, type="l", lwd="3", col="red")
lines(get3.teratons, Hope4, type="l", lwd="3", col="red")
lines(get4.teratons, Hope5, type="l", lwd="3", col="red")
So, this gives 4 separate red lines on the same plot (I am likely going to
place up to 10 lines, so you can imagine how cluttered that would look without
shading them in the background!). Now, let's say that I wanted to create a
light red shade that runs from the upper to lower red curves. How should I go
about doing that? The first line corresponds to the upper line, and the last
line is the lower line.
Thanks,
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