Designed to replicate like the cool-looking Figure 7 in Butterworth et al. (2003).
Usage
mountains(
zmat,
xvec = NULL,
yvec = NULL,
zscale = 3,
rev = TRUE,
nshades = 100,
axes = TRUE,
xaxs = "i",
yaxs = "i",
xlab = "",
ylab = "",
las = 1,
addbox = FALSE,
...
)Arguments
- zmat
A matrix where the rows represent the heights of each mountain range
- xvec
Optional input for the x variable
- yvec
Optional input for the y variable
- zscale
Controls the height of the mountains relative to the y-axis and max(zmat)
- rev
Reverse the order of the display of yvec values.
- nshades
Number of levels of shading
- axes
Add axes to the plot?
- xaxs
X-axis as internal or regular (see ?par for details)
- yaxs
Y-axis as internal or regular (see ?par for details)
- xlab
Optional label for x-axis
- ylab
Optional label for y-axis
- las
Xxis label style (see ?par for details). Default = 1 = horizontal axis labels.
- addbox
Puts a box around the whole plot
- ...
Extra inputs passed to the plot command