Add "barrier-icon" color variable with #3f3f3f for barriers #3643
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Edited; it's #3f3f3f for barriers. Too many shades of gray... |
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Related to #3395
Changes proposed in this pull request:
@barrier-iconcolor variable with value of#3f3f3f@barrier-iconinstead of#3f3f3fNote:
-bollards, logs and blocks are unchanged, because these currently use a much lighter shade of gray.
In the future this variable could be changed to use @man-made-icon if we wish to reduce the number of shade of gray.
Test rendering is not shown, because the cartography is unaffected.
I have tested this commit and found that it works without changing the rendering.