Excellent! Thanks Santiago.
In case anyone is interested, I ended up using the following three lines to
generate an axis with labeled and thick tick marks every 10 and thin
(unlabeled) ticks every 2. There is probably a more elegant way to do this but
this works:
axis(3, at=max(branching.time
Hi Jacob,
What I do is to use the basic axis() function. The trick is to transform the
scale by subtracting the depth of your tree like this:
axis(1, at=max(branching.times(tree))-0:10, labels=0:10)
Best,
Santiago
On Mar 2, 2015, at 4:38 PM, Jacob Berv wrote:
> Greetings R-sig-phylo,
> Thi
Thanks Franz,
I tried modifying the axisChrono function, but when I change the “at=“ argument
to equal something like “at= c(1,2,3,4,5)” I can get it to list out specific
tick marks but they are always in increasing order, not reverse order as you
want with a right facing cladogram. I’m not sure
Greetings R-sig-phylo,
This is my first post but happy to join this community
I have been having some trouble with the axisChrono of the phyloch package and
axisPhylo functions of the ape package that I was hoping someone might be able
to help me with.
When using either function, the spacing be
