The MWE is self-explanatory: using GLMakie import Makie # type hierarchy abstract type G end struct G1 <: G end struct G2 <: G end # define recipe for vector of G Makie.@recipe(MyPlot, gs) do scene Makie.Attributes() end # split heterogeneous vector into homogeneous vectors function Makie.plot…

If you know all the types at first call, you can set it up statically. If you don’t, probably easiest to use plotlist like in the other post.

For future reference, this is the other post: [image] How to insert an interactive condition inside a Makie recipe? Visualization The following MWE is self-explanatory: using GLMakie import Makie # define recipe with condition "showlines" Makie.@recipe(MyPlo…

How to call multiple Makie recipes for heterogeneous collections?

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juliohm June 7, 2026, 4:29pm 3

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How to call multiple Makie recipes for heterogeneous collections?

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