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 ==== Station / Route / Depot Colour Field ==== ==== Station / Route / Depot Colour Field ====
  
-When ''Add Station'' or ''Add Route'', or ''Add Depot'' is clicked or when a station, route, or siding is being edited, the "colour" field text box will appear at the bottom, next to the "name" field. This text box accepts a RGB six-character hex code, composed of numbers or the letters A-F. Use a [colour picker]([[https://www.w3schools.com/colors/colors_picker.asp]]) to easily generate a hex code.+When ''Add Station'' or ''Add Route'', or ''Add Depot'' is clicked or when a station, route, or siding is being edited, the "colour" field text box will appear at the bottom, next to the "name" field. This text box accepts a RGB six-character hex code, composed of numbers or the letters A-F. Use a [[https://www.w3schools.com/colors/colors_picker.asp|colour picker]] to easily generate a hex code.
  
 If left blank, a random colour will be chosen. If left blank, a random colour will be chosen.
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 Most of the time, a train line will have trains running in more than one direction. For example, a single line through a city will probably have trains running both outbound and inbound. In the game, an inbound and outbound route will have to be defined, creating two routes for a single line! Therefore, it is important to be able to group routes together. Most of the time, a train line will have trains running in more than one direction. For example, a single line through a city will probably have trains running both outbound and inbound. In the game, an inbound and outbound route will have to be defined, creating two routes for a single line! Therefore, it is important to be able to group routes together.
  
-When two or more routes share the same exact colour (same RGB hex code), they will be grouped together. On [railway signs]([[https://github.com/jonafanho/Minecraft-Transit-Railway/wiki/Railway-Sign]]) and [route signs]([[https://github.com/jonafanho/Minecraft-Transit-Railway/wiki/Route-Sign]]), the routes will be grouped into only one line name.+When two or more routes share the same exact colour (same RGB hex code), they will be grouped together. On [[mtr:railway_sign]] and [[mtr:route_sign]], the routes will be grouped into only one line name.
  
 Two pipe characters, ''||'', are used to add notes to the end of each route. The notes will not be shown in any signs; they will only appear in the dashboard. Two pipe characters, ''||'', are used to add notes to the end of each route. The notes will not be shown in any signs; they will only appear in the dashboard.
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