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Not colorblind (like 90% of these guys), but this is great.
like they just both look white lmao
My only suggestion would be to add an "unlocked" symbol to green doors to maintain consistency with locked doors (unless its too finicky to distinguish the two).
I had a quick look at your mods and they seem to be fine. No changes required if you ask me :)
Great mod, simple as it may be, a contrast adjustment, but you have made a beautiful attitude for those who suffer from color blindness, not just for yourself, but have shared your knowledge with several players who do not know how to do it.
You did a good deed and for that I congratulate you.
God willing more people like you are part of the community and can create more accessibility mods.
I have a knowledge in texturing, if I can help you with something for something, or adapt any of my mods for Color Blindness sufferers please let me know, I will be happy to do it.
Congratulations, keep doing this good job!