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The style is based on the following rules: | The style is based on the following rules: | ||
* minor roads (cfcc_2 > 4) are to be depicted with a dashed stroke (5 pixels line, 5 pixels space), light gray color (#AAAAAA), 1 pixel wide | * minor roads (cfcc_2 > 4) are to be depicted with a dashed stroke (5 pixels line, 5 pixels space), light gray color (#AAAAAA), 1 pixel wide | ||
Revision as of 07:03, 17 August 2009
Texas roads, styled The style is based on the following rules:
- minor roads (cfcc_2 > 4) are to be depicted with a dashed stroke (5 pixels line, 5 pixels space), light gray color (#AAAAAA), 1 pixel wide
- local roads (cfcc_2 = 4) are to be depicted with a solid stroke, color #736A59, 1 pixel wide
- main roads (cfcc_2 = 3) are to be depicted with a piped stroke:
- outer line is 4 pixel wide, #736A59 color, round line caps and joins
- inner line is 2 pixel wide, #F4E000 color, round line caps and joins
- highways (cfcc_2 < 3) are to be depicted with a piped stroke as well:
- outer line is 8 pixel wide, #736A59 color, round line caps and joins
- inner line is 6 pixel wide, #F3A200 color, round line caps and joins
Rendering must be done so that, visually, highways stay on top of everything, major roads on top of the rest, and minor roads on the bottom of everything else. Also, the piped lines should draw properly at line junctions (the inner line must not be interrupted)