Kenneth Cabrera wrote:

Is it possible with pixmap library or image options?

Thank you again for your help.



If you have NA values in a matrix, they will be transparent when you use image() with the add=T option.


Example:

> #make a matrix with all numbers, and show it:

> z=matrix(outer(1:10,1:10,"*"),10,10)
> image(z)

> # now set anything over 50 to be NA
> z[z>50] = NA

> # plot some points, then add the image, showing the NA region to be see-thru:
> plot(runif(1000),runif(1000))
> image(z,add=T)


Note that you cant have partial transparency - its all or nothing.

Baz

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