Lime Paint

Lime Paint is an improvised lime-colored pigment used to apply a yellow‑green tint to world objects. It is a medium‑quality dye rather than a refined paint, intended primarily to change the visible color of constructed items rather than to confer mechanical benefits. The product exists as a simple, ready‑made pigment that serves practical aesthetic and identification purposes in the field.

The pigment’s practical role is to color items such as barricades and bridges. Because it is explicitly described as suitable for those object types, its main gameplay function is altering the appearance of placed structures to make them visually distinct, mark territory, or signal routes and hazards. Sources across multiple localizations describe it consistently as a makeshift or ad hoc lime/ yellow‑green pigment that is “good enough” for painting these kinds of objects.

Players should treat Lime Paint as a resource for visual customization and in‑game marking rather than as a material that changes the physical properties of items. It is appropriate for quick on‑site use where a bright, lime tint is desirable and where professional paint is unavailable. The pigment’s modest quality implies that while it performs its colorizing role effectively, it is not meant to be a premium finishing material.

• Primary use: apply a lime (yellow‑green) color to environmental objects such as barricades and bridges.
• Quality: improvised / medium grade; functional for coloration but not a high‑end coating.
• Practical effects: changes visual appearance for identification, signaling, or aesthetic customization; does not imply structural or defensive improvements.
• Typical context: field or improvised situations where quick, visible coloration is needed and conventional paint is not accessible.

Because all available descriptions focus on its role as a pigment for specific object types, there is no source evidence assigning additional mechanical effects, durability modifiers, or crafting prerequisites. Lime Paint is therefore best understood and used as a straightforward tool for coloring and marking the game environment with a distinctive lime hue.