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I see there is no distinction between a pedestrian highway and a footway/path yet.</div>
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On the generic new map I use 0x11 for pedestrian highways and 0x10 for cycleways, but you can do the opposite.</div>
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Both are routable lines and visible on most (?) devices. Also for steps I use another routable line (0x13).</div>
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You can also think of adding paved footways and paths to the pedestrian lines, so the distinction between paved and non paved are better visisble.</div>
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I also recommend to set the colour of the pedestrian typ to the same grey as squares.</div>
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