Adjust opacity of cluster layers when changing modes #11
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This PR adds some functionality to modify the opacity of the cluster layers between the 2D and 3D modes.
In the 3D mode, we keep the clusters the same as they are in the interactive figure, which means a max opacity of 0.2. In the 2D mode, we then move back to having the max opacity be 0.5, which is what it previously was in this story. Since every cluster has a different opacity based on its phase, I kept the conversions simple by just multiplying/dividing by 0.5/0.2 = 2.5 when we change mode.