Plotly for 3d and interactive plots in R

Use plotly to create interactive and 3d plots in R. Plotly integrates with ggplot2. If you're interested in data visualisation and want to create plots and graphs that tell a story with your data then plotly is a great place to start. This video is for anyone interested in R programming.

[@Esposito_754]

we would like to know more about these kinds of graphs and pattern for advanced analysis .i love it

[@Heckiable]

I watched it first 🎉 awesome video thank you!

[@RProgramming101]

Yay! Thank you!

[@NattyGism]

Marvelous as usual 🎉. Awesome. Thank you

[@RProgramming101]

Thanks for the feedback :)

[@caty863]

Here, you should have used *scale_color_identity()*
Since the color names are what is in the data, there is no need to duplicate the names in the scale_color_manual().

[@abuhurairah4994]

It's great 💯👍

[@RProgramming101]

Yes - I agree, plotly is great

[@AndrewCodwell]

Is it possible to add additional variables to the hover tooltip that are not part of the plot's aes()? For example, in the starwars plot, I would like to hover and see the name and species of the point of interest. Great video as always!

[@haraldurkarlsson1147]

Nice presentation. Although I am not a big fan of plotly which I find cumbersome and convoluted compared to ggplot2. Neither am I a fan of 3D plots in general. I find them to be misleading and better to use 2D with other type of coding (color, size etc) or faceting for the 3rd dimension. Thanks.

[@RProgramming101]

Fair enough! good points... :)

[@graciousninja]

I used plotly to visualise results from a latent profile analysis on personality scales (similar to your interactive eye colour visual) - wondering now what else I could do with plotly on those results ... ? Thanks for this, love your tutorials!

[@RProgramming101]

Looking forward to seeing what else you might do!! Thanks for the feedback.

[@maximzhentichka350]

I have zero knowledge on programming, so it is not easy-pizzy for me. What to start with? I need only to create damp plots that is it

[@NattyGism]

Watch his past videos; they build a solid foundation for these current tutorials. I assure you, he is one of the best, if not the best, R tutors out there.

[@RProgramming101]

Thanks for that comment @NattyGism... Yes, @maximzhentichka360 - please do go to my channel and start at the beginning. Hopefully you'll get the help you need. www.youtube.com/@rprogramming101

[@haraldurkarlsson1147]

Greg, It would be great if you could take a stab at echarts4r. It is an interactively package like plotly but as far as I can tell more powerful and somewhat easier to understand. Some of the plots I have seen made by it simply blow my mind. Just a thought.