I'm going to dedicate this topic to the unwritten means of altering the meaning of road signs. One way for example is the addition of pointed corners on signs; in particular:
<Salem| is different from |Salem>
Indeed, there could be a paradigm where
There
^
Left <–+–> Right
v
Here
could be applied to any simple sign to alter its meaning. For instance
^
|40| could mean "highway 40 is ahead" , while
___
|40| could mean "this is highway 40" , effectively making a highway shield.
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I apologize for resorting to ASCII characters; hopefully I can use Photoshop or a sign-making program to create better signs in new posts. Thanks for your patience!
Did you mean something like this:
(https://i.imgur.com/kKJ1TFy.png)
Quote from: CtrlAltDel on September 02, 2019, 03:15:39 PM
Did you mean something like this:
(https://i.imgur.com/kKJ1TFy.png)
Yes! You beat me to it (I had to use Open Office drawings to make this sign, but couldn't upload it in time (I had to make an imgur membership)
(https://imgur.com/WhR88hy.gif)
Now to create yield and stop signs and the like...