Add Bolivia national shields #1172
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It seems like the US route shield would be a better fit than the interstate shield? There is a function to set the color without adding another sprite. |
ZeLonewolf
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Nov 30, 2024
| @@ -670,6 +670,7 @@ export function loadShields() { | |||
| shields["US:I:Business:Spur"] = shields["US:I:Business:Loop"]; | |||
| shields["US:I:Downtown:Loop"] = shields["US:I:Business:Loop"]; | |||
| shields["US:I:Downtown:Spur"] = shields["US:I:Business:Spur"]; | |||
| shields["BO:fundamental"] = shields["US:I:Business:Loop"]; | |||
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You can use colorLighten: Color.shields.green on a badgeShield base to achieve the suggested effect.
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This pull requests adds road shields for Bolivia's national route network. I can't find any evidence that these shields are used on the ground, but they are used in cartographic representations of the road network. National legislation also outlines designs for departmental and municipal route shields (see below), but I can't find any evidence that those are used in any context.
I've chosen just to reuse the green US interstate business route shield for simplicity's sake.
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departmental map of Oruro
