RouteLineColorResources

the range for low congestion traffic.

the range for low congestion traffic.

the range for low congestion traffic.

the range for low congestion traffic.

the default color of the route line

the color used for representing low traffic congestion

the color used for representing moderate traffic congestion

the color used for representing heavy traffic congestion

the color used for representing severe traffic congestion

the color used for representing unknown traffic congestion

the color used for the route closure line

the color for the restricted road indicator(s)

the default color used for alternative route lines

the color used for representing low traffic congestion on alternative routes

the color used for representing moderate traffic congestion on alternative routes

the color used for representing heavy traffic congestion on alternative routes

the color used for representing severe traffic congestion on alternative routes

the color used for representing unknown traffic congestion on alternative routes

the color for the restricted road indicator(s) for alternative routes.

the color used for the alternative route closure line(s)

the color of the section of route line behind the puck representing the section of the route traveled

the color of the casing section of route line behind the puck representing the section of the route traveled. By default the casing line is beneath the route line and gives the appearance of a border

the color used for the route casing line which is positioned below the route line giving the line the appearance of a boarder

the color used for the alternative route casing line(s) which is positioned below the route line giving the line the appearance of a boarder

the color used for route legs that aren't currently being navigated.

The congestion range is to be used if when making a route request you use DirectionCriteria.ANNOTATION_CONGESTION_NUMERIC annotation. The congestion values obtained with this annotation in the route response would be in the range 0..100, 0 being the minimum and 100 being the maximum congestion values. Unknown congestion values will be represented as nullRouteLineColorResources defines 4 ranges:

• lowCongestionRange: default value spans from 0..39

• moderateCongestionRange: default value spans from 40..59

• heavyCongestionRange: default value spans from 60..79

• severeCongestionRange: default value spans from 80..100 You can specify your own ranges for all of the above using the RouteLineColorResources.Builder. If the ranges overlap, the RouteLineColorResources.Builder.build would fail and throw IllegalStateException. You also need to make sure that all values from 0..100 are covered using these four ranges, else any missing number would be treated as unknown congestion. For ex, if you define the range as follows:

• lowCongestionRange: 0..39

• moderateCongestionRange: 50..59

• heavyCongestionRange: 60..79

• severeCongestionRange: 80..100 If the route response contains a congestion number 45, it would be treated as unknown because it doesn't exist in any of the ranges specified.