I have a data frame that looks like this but larger:
surv line stage temp col
0.96144958 149 Adult 18C white
0.9775 208 Adult 18C black
0.779635363 301 Adult 18C blue
0.43 149 Larva 18C white
0.44 208 Larva 18C black
0.64 301 Larva 18C blue
0.908474529 149 Adult 25C white
0.878126935 208 Adult 25C black
0.086346749 301 Adult 25C blue
0.24 149 Larva 25C white
0.0875 208 Larva 25C black
0.22 301 Larva 25C blue
Where surv is survival, line is a experimental unit distinction and grouping variable, stage is a life stage, temp is an experimental condition, and col is a color assigned to each line for graphic purposes.
I have made 2D reaction norms (line plots) that show difference of survival across temp or stage, however, I would like to create a 3D one. So far, I have done this:
with the following code in R using the package, plotly:
plot_ly(dat_lva, x = ~stage, y = ~temp, z = ~surv, color= ~line, colors = ~col, mode=c("marker","line"))
The main issue is that the lines are going diagonally instead of around the perimeter of the cube. Both would be nice to look at but I am chiefly concerned about the outer connections. I am assuming that putting modes "marker" and "line" isn't the way to do this but it is a work around at this point.
