The percentage label has a max value of 90. However, the slider itself has 100 ticks. Thus, at several levels, there are two different slider positions that display the same percentage -- 36, 45, 54...
This is confusing because when you move the sliders to a profile that is already saved, the profile selector switches from "custom" to the saved profile. On those certain dim values, there are actually two different profiles that will appear to have the same values. If one of them is saved, it's confusing to apparently put the sliders to its values but still have the profile say "custom".
This is a bug that people are actually likely to encounter, since the "Default" profile has one of these dim values (36%, the lower one).
The percentage label has a max value of 90. However, the slider itself has 100 ticks. Thus, at several levels, there are two different slider positions that display the same percentage -- 36, 45, 54...
This is confusing because when you move the sliders to a profile that is already saved, the profile selector switches from "custom" to the saved profile. On those certain dim values, there are actually two different profiles that will appear to have the same values. If one of them is saved, it's confusing to apparently put the sliders to its values but still have the profile say "custom".
This is a bug that people are actually likely to encounter, since the "Default" profile has one of these dim values (36%, the lower one).
Solution: change the dim slider to have 90 ticks.