# Default styles for PrettyMap map layers
# ---------------------------------------
# Note: only a subset of these specifications is currently supported by PrettyMap for PalmOS.
#
# Lines starting with # are ignored.
# 
# Category names are placed in square brackets.
# You may also use sub-categories, for example define black [Roads] and then [Roads.main] and [Roads.minor]
# where only sizes are defined (1,-1), and other attributes are inherited from [Roads].
# The advantage of using sub-categories is that users may choose to open the main
# category (Roads), and all Roads.* layers will be opened at once.
# Another example of sub-categories is [Water], [Water.rivers], [Water.lakes], [Water.lakes.deep], etc.
# 
# Each style section may contain
# - Color with hexadecimal RGB components just like in html; default: white (FFFFFF)
# - Size: relative point size or line width (-1,0,1), where -1 is smaller, 0 is normal (default), and 1 is larger
# - Icon (for point maps): image file (bitmap 32x32px); default: none
# - LineStyle (for line & area maps): 0 is solid (default), 1 is dashed [not supported], 2 is dotted
# - AreaStyle (for polygon maps): 0 is outline, 1 is fill, 2 is fill outlined (default)
# - ColorBy: Default (default) or Random, which causes all objects to be randomly colored
# - LayerOrder: a value (-100..100, 0 by default) that forces the ordering of layers (bigger values move maps from this category upwards). LayerOrder works within area maps, line maps and point maps separately.
# - [not supported] OnlyOneOpen=false (default) or true is a hint to allow (or not) to open many layers of this category at the same time
#
# For PalmOS: bitmap images should be .bmp's uncompressed, absolute black is considered transparent.
# Bitmaps should use the PalmOS 230-color palette (or the even smaller "web-safe" palette):
# http://www.geocities.co.jp/HeartLand-Himawari/1169/tips02/colorindex.html
#
# If you want to design styles for your own set(s) of maps/categories, don't modify this file.
# Instead, create another file like this, e.g. john.txt, and put it in this directory.
#

[Water]
Color=6666ff

[Water.rivers]
Color=9999ff



[Transport]

[Transport.roads]
Color=000000

[Transport.roads.minor]
Size=-1

[Transport.roads.rail]
Color=222222
LineStyle=2

[Transport.roads.bridge]
Size=1
LineStyle=2

[Transport.air]
Color=9999ff



[Cities]
Color=ffcccc



[Boundaries]
Color=666666
ColorBy=Random

[Boundaries.countries]
Size=1

[Boundaries.countries.world]
OnlyOneOpen=true



[Land]
Color=663300

[Land.grassland]
Color=00ff00

[Land.cropland]
Color=666600

[Land.orchard]
Color=00ff33

[Land.swamp]
Color=006600

[Land.trees]
Color=999933

[Land.urban]
Color=666666

[Land.contour]
Color=cccccc

[Land.danger]
Color=ff0000



[Features]
Color=ff6666

[Features.parks]
Color=99ff99

[Features.craters]
Color=cc0000

[Features.mountains]
Color=ccccff



[Online]

[Online.weather]
Color=0000cc

