Thanks Jia!
That is a BRILLIANT suggestion!
Another question about axis scale 0-100 direction.
When plotting Piper diagrams, the anion ternary diagram ( bottom right ternary plot in a piper diagram)shows the 0-100 axis in a anti-clockwise fashion. However, when the same anion ternary diagram is plotted on it's own, the 0-100 axis flips to a clockwise direction. At first glance, the anion ternary plotted using both methods seem to show different bore positions. However, upon closer inspection, the values are correct ( the bore positions have simply swapped because the axis direction has changed. Technically, we are not presenting any wrong information but i would love to be able to swap the direction of the axis from clockwise to anti clockwise, so that it's standardised with piper diagram presentation. Please tell me this is possible and if so, how do we do it?
Example of a piper plot and individual anion as well as cation ternary diagram for the same bore called DS0 are attached. Note the swapped directions of axis scale for the ternary anion versus piper anion, thus displaying different bore locations in both the piper and ternary diagrams. This is however, not observed with the ternary cation plot. Ternary cation is included to show how the axis scale direction stays the same, and hence the bore locations in both the piper and ternary don't differ.
Thanks so much Jia.