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"TranslucentStartMenu" is still pretty harsh to view when there's anything white in the background #131

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Laskco opened this issue Dec 11, 2024 · 2 comments

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Laskco commented Dec 11, 2024

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The theme tries to balance a clear acrylic background effect with the readability of the texts.
You can adjust the TintLuminosityOpacity to your liking by just adding this target to the mod's settings.

Target:Border#AcrylicBorder
Style:Background:=<AcrylicBrush TintColor="Black" TintLuminosityOpacity="0.12" TintOpacity="0" Opacity="1" FallbackColor="#70262626"/>

@m417z m417z transferred this issue from ramensoftware/windhawk-mods Dec 12, 2024
@m417z m417z changed the title Windows 11 Start Menu Styler "TranslucentStartMenu" is still pretty harsh to view when there's anything white in the background. "TranslucentStartMenu" is still pretty harsh to view when there's anything white in the background Dec 12, 2024
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Laskco commented Dec 20, 2024

The theme tries to balance a clear acrylic background effect with the readability of the texts. You can adjust the TintLuminosityOpacity to your liking by just adding this target to the mod's settings.

Target:Border#AcrylicBorder Style:Background:=<AcrylicBrush TintColor="Black" TintLuminosityOpacity="0.12" TintOpacity="0" Opacity="1" FallbackColor="#70262626"/>

Thank you! This helped quite a bit, I appreciate it. Now my eyes will no longer get flash banged lol

What would be the target for when you click search? Since it goes back to default when I click the search bar. Also, what would the target be for the text in the search bar to make them darker?

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