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ok for anyone having the same problem, I found out at stack overflow how to get fill colors from the ggplot build object: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11774262/how-to-extract-the-fill-colours-from-a-ggplot-object

ok I found a workaround by pasting the two densities in one list and giving them different groups. Then you can use fill=group in ggplot.

Thanks for the quick reply! I already looked at the code of descriptives. What I'm looking for is getting the same colours as when splitting a histogram (blue, grey, yellow in default settings). plot <- ggplot(data, aes(x=var)) + ylab("P(X=r)") + xlab("r") + xlim(0,100)+ ylim(0,0...

Hey there! I'm currently working on a Jamovi Module for school students for my Mathmatics teaching studies. As I want to do a plot, comparing several binomial distributions I wonder how I can access the current jamovi theme colors if I want to have more than one. Does anybody know ? So far I know th...