type custom colours list for R heatmap like custom_colors <- c( "1" = "#F1C6C6", "2" = "#F2B5D4", "3" = "#C6E2FF", "4" = "#B6D9A6", "5" = "#F3E2A9", "6" = "#C9DAF8", "7" = "#D9EAD3", "8" = "#D5A6BD", "9" = "#D0F0C0", "10" = "#EAD1DC", "11" = "#C4E0F0", "12" = "#F4CCCC", "13" = "#C6E2B8", "14" = "#D5A6A3", "15" = "#B6D7A8", "16" = "#B6A2D0", "17" = "#D9EAD3", "18" = "#C2C2F0" ) but for 40 colours
Certainly! Here is a custom color list for 40 colors in R:
custom_colors <- c(
"1" = "#F1C6C6",
"2" = "#F2B5D4",
"3" = "#C6E2FF",
"4" = "#B6D9A6",
"5" = "#F3E2A9",
"6" = "#C9DAF8",
"7" = "#D9EAD3",
"8" = "#D5A6BD",
"9" = "#D0F0C0",
"10" = "#EAD1DC",
"11" = "#C4E0F0",
"12" = "#F4CCCC",
"13" = "#C6E2B8",
"14" = "#D5A6A3",
"15" = "#B6D7A8",
"16" = "#B6A2D0",
"17" = "#D9EAD3",
"18" = "#C2C2F0",
"19" = "#F1C6E2",
"20" = "#F2B5A6",
"21" = "#C6E2D4",
"22" = "#B6D9FF",
"23" = "#F3E2C0",
"24" = "#C9DAA6",
"25" = "#D9EAD1",
"26" = "#D5A6F0",
"27" = "#D0F0A9",
"28" = "#EAD1B8",
"29" = "#C4E0A6",
"30" = "#F4CCF0",
"31" = "#C6E2A9",
"32" = "#D5A6C6",
"33" = "#B6D7D4",
"34" = "#B6A2A6",
"35" = "#D9EAD0",
"36" = "#C2C2A9",
"37" = "#F1C6A9",
"38" = "#F2B5C0",
"39" = "#C6E2A6",
"40" = "#B6D9C0"
)
You can use this list to customize the colors in your heatmap. Adjust the hex color codes as needed to fit your