[udig-devel] A unique colour for each Feature
Paul Ramsey
pramsey at refractions.net
Wed Feb 7 10:52:55 PST 2007
Tut, tut, Mr Garnett, "effectively" is in the eye of the beholder. Check
out the national geographic map at the front of the office, for an
example of what Andrea is requesting. It is a not-uncommon cartographic
trope, and if done subtly, not uneffective.
P
Jody Garnett wrote:
> If your point is that all the
> parishes are *different* then you can do that
> more effectively by coloring them the same and using a thicker
> contrasted border (border emphasis the difference rather then the
> color changes - an easy example is that somewhere on your map of Italy
> two parishes will end up with colours so close that
> the eye will not be able to notice the difference and this they will be
> joined visually).
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