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\name{pmColors}
\alias{pmColors}
\title{Create custom color overrides}
\usage{
pmColors(
  background = NULL,
  earth = NULL,
  water = NULL,
  park = NULL,
  wood = NULL,
  hospital = NULL,
  industrial = NULL,
  school = NULL,
  beach = NULL,
  glacier = NULL,
  highway = NULL,
  major = NULL,
  minor = NULL,
  city_label = NULL,
  state_label = NULL,
  country_label = NULL,
  ocean_label = NULL,
  ...
)
}
\arguments{
\item{background}{Background color}

\item{earth}{Land/earth color}

\item{water}{Water color}

\item{park}{Park/green space color (also called park_a or park_b)}

\item{wood}{Forest/woodland color (also called wood_a or wood_b)}

\item{hospital}{Hospital area color}

\item{industrial}{Industrial area color}

\item{school}{School/university area color}

\item{beach}{Beach color}

\item{glacier}{Glacier color}

\item{highway}{Highway road color}

\item{major}{Major road color}

\item{minor}{Minor road color}

\item{city_label}{City label color}

\item{state_label}{State/region label color}

\item{country_label}{Country label color}

\item{ocean_label}{Ocean label color}

\item{...}{Additional color properties}
}
\value{
A list of color overrides to pass to \code{\link{addProtomaps}}.
}
\description{
Creates a list of color overrides that can be applied to a built-in flavor.
This is the recommended way to customize map colors while keeping the
proper rendering rules (zoom handling, polygon simplification, etc.).
}
\examples{
# Simple earth and water colors
pmColors(earth = "#d3d3d3", water = "#1a3a5c")

# Dark theme with custom colors
pmColors(
  background = "#1a1a2e",
  earth = "#1a1a2e",
  water = "#16213e",
  park = "#1f4037",
  highway = "#4a4a6a"
)

# Minimal grayscale
pmColors(
  background = "#ffffff",
  earth = "#f5f5f5",
  water = "#e0e0e0"
)

}
\seealso{
\code{\link{addProtomaps}}, \code{\link{protomaps_colors}}
}