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add Mississippi Scenic Route shields #1045

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@claysmalley claysmalley commented Apr 20, 2024

Scenic Routes of Mississippi have shields based on the State Route design, but blue instead of black, and with a "Scenic" banner.

The "SCEN" banner chosen here could potentially be omitted, but I don't think the blue and black contrast well enough to make the distinction clear without it.

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@claysmalley claysmalley added enhancement New feature or request shields labels Apr 20, 2024
@@ -1424,6 +1424,11 @@ export function loadShields() {

// Mississippi
shields["US:MS"] = ovalShield(Color.shields.white, Color.shields.black);
shields["US:MS:Scenic"] = banneredShield(
ovalShield(Color.shields.white, Color.shields.blue),
["SCEN"],
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The banner is also appropriate because there’s always a “SCENIC ROUTE” banner over the shield in the real world.

“SCEN” isn’t the most intuitive abbreviation. Maybe separately we could try to accommodate longer banner text by reducing the pitch or squishing the text horizontally. That could let us spell out “TRUCK” too.

@claysmalley claysmalley merged commit 4736e94 into main Apr 21, 2024
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