I'm dipping my toe into gganimate with the babynames data set using RStudio. Very ease to use the aniamation effects. I now want to save and export this graph and call the file Michael. How would I best do this?
mara
February 26, 2019, 11:43am
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You can use the anim_save()
anim_save(filename, animation = last_animation(), path = NULL, ...)
This function is analogous to ggplot2::ggsave() in that it by default takes
the last created animation and saves it to the specific location. As
gganimate supports arbitrary renderers, and thus return types, the returned
object must implement a...
There are also some more examples in the repo here:
Animate
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Will Chase
November 24, 2018
**Table of Contents**
- [Basics](#basics)
- [Controlling animation speed and
quality](#controlling-animation-speed-and-quality)
- [Saving your animation](#saving-your-animation)
- [Advanced](#advanced)
- [`type` argument (why your animation is pixelated on
Windows)](#type-argument-why-your-animation-is-pixelated-on-windows)
- [`detail` argument (making smoother
animations)](#detail-argument-making-smoother-animations)
- [Renderer options](#renderer-options)
- [Device arguments](#device-arguments)
- [Changing default arguments of
`animate()`](#changing-default-arguments-of-animate)
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system
March 19, 2019, 11:58am
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