Matthew Kay

see also this stuff, including histogram ideas: https://github.com/mjskay/uncertainty-examples/blob/master/mcse_dotplots.md

I had a separate branch where I was playing with a ggfx approach but it turned out not to really do what I wanted as easily as I thought it...

This is caused by the automatic orientation detection defaulting to a vertical orientation since when both x and y are numeric there's no way to tell what the orientation should...

Yeah there isn't an easy way to do this currently, unfortunately. If you had code that got you the second mode you could plot it separately just using a geom_line......

The simplest workaround would probably be to disable the line (`color = NA`) and then draw the line as a separate geom. That, or you could try assigning a fill...

Awesome! Had no idea the color scales had an alpha argument, that's very useful!

Cool sounds good, I'll push a minor release of {ggdist} soon to ensure forward compatibility with {distributional} and then prioritize this issue in the next major release.

@mitchelloharawild ggdist 3.0.1, which *should* be forward-compatible with the new {distributional}, is on its way to cran. Please let me know if you run into any issues with it and...

@mitchelloharawild I'm working through some last issues in prep for a new release and I want to make sure I hit the couple of things you need, including this one....

@mitchelloharawild a potential solution to this is now on master: the `point_interval()` family of functions will now produce a `.index` column for multivariate distribution objects and rvars. Example: ``` r...