print.gg_animate

What format to display in, such as "gif" (default),
"mp4", or "avi".

format

Extra arguments for the <img> or <video> tag, such
as width or height<p></p><p>This saves the plot to a file using <code><a rd-options="" href="/link/gg_animate_save?package=gganimate&version=0.1" data-mini-rdoc="gganimate::gg_animate_save">gg_animate_save</a></code>
(and then loads the contents of that file into memory) if it has
not already been saved.</p></video>


Print a gganimate object as browsable HTML, which allows visualization
directly in RStudio. If we are in knitr, directly print each of the
images instead (you should use the <code>fig.show = "animate"</code> option
in the chunk).


Create animations with ggplot2 by treating the "frame" as an
aesthetic similar to x, y, or color. Compatible with presenting animations
in knitr or saving to a video or animated image file.

David Robinson

gganimate

Create easy animations with ggplot2

print.gg_animate function

Extra arguments for the <img> or <video> tag, such
as width or height

This saves the plot to a file using <code><a rd-options='' href='gg_animate_save'>gg_animate_save</a></code>
(and then loads the contents of that file into memory) if it has
not already been saved.

print.gg_animate: Print a gganimate object, allowing browsing in RStudio

Description

Usage

Arguments