The range of adjusting transparency under Windows 11 feels reduced.

[xBLACKICEx]

Environment： Edition Windows 11 Pro Update 21H2 OS build 22000.51 Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 421.16300.0.3 GPU: 1070(notebook) CPU: i7-8750H

The range of adjusting transparency is reduced under Windows 11. Almost nothing has changed.

Is this normal, or is it because the project is updated, or is it a problem with Windows 11 itself?

[rainbowflesh]

Same problem here. Actually, the Vibrancy effect in Win 7 and Win 10 is called Aero, Microsoft changed the material render method in Win 11 and called it Acyclic, curtly seeing the effect in you posted image is 100% luminosity and ya customized opacity.

And I'm trying to figure out a way to make the luminosity level lower for the visual more like Aero material, but will take some time.

Don't worry, this is not a bug, just a feature in Win 11.

[th3jesta]

Also experiencing this on my Windows 11, all builds. Any workarounds or idea where I can start poking around to see if I can resolve it? I'm fairly new to Electron and haven't done any Acrylic styling code on my own.

[alminisl]

@isNijikawa Hi!

any updates on this? I also have the same issue on Win11, was working fine in win10

[th3jesta]

I suspect the project has stalled out. I've been digging in the source files to see if I can find a resolution. As a note, this behavior is not unique to this extension; I wrote another Electron app using the NPM module electron-acrylic-window https://www.npmjs.com/package/electron-acrylic-window and the acrylic looks the same in Windows 11. I suspect that Electron is getting the acrylic parameters directly from the OS, though I need to do more digging to find out. As of now, I haven't seen anything in the source files that appear to be the knobs and levers to control the acrylic parameters.

[Maxence1111]

Any news ?

[alminisl]

@Maxence1111 from my side no, I abandoned it sometime ago.

[Maxence1111]

That sad to be honest, this feature was very cool and I think it's not very hard for the owner of the extension to fix it !

Le lun. 9 mai 2022 à 11:43, Almin Islamović @.***> a écrit :

@Maxence1111 https://github.com/Maxence1111 from my side no, I abandoned it sometime ago.

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[rainbowflesh]

Vibrancy based on be5invis/vscode-custom-css, from I tried simply adding stylesheet wont make any effect just like th3jesta said.

So now I'm thinking about use GlassIt-VSC from adding a method to use native render, If work, it will also deal another issues #129.

Got the idea, but have no time to learn to using c# :(

[Maxence1111]

The problem with glassit, is that there is no possibility of adding blur to give a nice effect for your eyes. It's only transparency. If someone have a solution to add blur with glassit !

Le lun. 9 mai 2022 à 14:24, 是虹川肉 @.***> a écrit :

Vibrancy based on be5invis/vscode-custom-css https://github.com/be5invis/vscode-custom-css, from I tried simply adding stylesheet wont make any effect just like th3jesta https://github.com/th3jesta said.

So now I'm thinking about use GlassIt-VSC https://github.com/hikarin522/GlassIt-VSC from adding a method to use native render, If work, it will also deal another issues #129 https://github.com/EYHN/vscode-vibrancy/issues/129.

Got the idea, but have no time to learn to using c# :(

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[th3jesta]

Check out MicaForEveryone. I have it and Vibrancy installed and I discovered it improves the Acrylic to look more Windows 10.

[Maxence1111]

Nice solution, but, can you change the rate of the blur effect ?

[th3jesta]

Nope, I think it's just standard Acrylic.

[StewBen]

@th3jesta, this worked beautifully, thanks.