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Dear Sir, I used the following cods: `library("ggplot2") library("ggmap") library("scatterpie") ap

Hi, I enjoy these plots quite a bit. Thank you for making the package! Is it possible to change the border color (what geom point calls "color," not "fill") based...

First of all, thanks for the package! Second, I am trying to avoid the overlapping of the pies. I have tried to use, for example, the geom_label_repel() from "ggrepel", with...

Hello, Thank you for the incredibly helpful package. I am encountering an issue while trying to display spatial admixture patterns in a dataset of 34 samples representing 3 populations. a...

Hi, This is a usage question or a feature request. Is it possible to have the pies have different patterns (possibly using the `ggpattern` package), in addition to manually defined...

Dear Prof Yu, In your vignette (https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/scatterpie/vignettes/scatterpie.html) you show the use of geom_scatterpie() with ggplot maps using coord_quickmap(). But that has been superseded by coord_sf() (https://ggplot2.tidyverse.org/reference/ggsf.html), but I haven't been...

The `geom_scatterpie_legend` function systematically includes a circle of radius 0, with label "0" in the legend. I think there is no point in displaying this and it’s just an unintended...

This is an AWESOME package. But when I plot using it, I get very small pies! And changing size doesn't work well at all - only works on the black...

When several points share the same location, the plot merges all their data. ``` r library(scatterpie) df Expected : ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/31208891/222105136-322aa528-7ea5-49e5-b275-8c8fc182e178.png) A workaround would be to move a little their coordinates....

In some instances, ovelapping pies are clipped incorrectly. Here is a simple reproducible example: ``` df