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hikarin522 / GlassIt-VSC

VS Code Extension to set window to transparent on Windows platform.
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=s-nlf-fh.glassit
MIT License
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How to exit low/full transparency if I entered it by accident? #29

Closed AgainPsychoX closed 2 years ago

AgainPsychoX commented 2 years ago

How to exit low/full transparency if I entered it by accident?

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I had no keyboard shortcuts declared (removed the default ones).

AgainPsychoX commented 2 years ago

For further readers, as I couldn't find the solution in issues, here is summary: You can go edit %APPDATA%\Code\User\settings.json using other editor, and set "glassit.alpha": 255, (0 = invisible, low = transparent, 255 = not at all transparent). Then you kill VS Code and restart (you can also reload if you click ESC, Ctrl+P then type restart (using commands without visible GUI).

MatiSick commented 2 years ago

thanks a lot

angelhdzmultimedia commented 1 year ago

For further readers, as I couldn't find the solution in issues, here is summary: You can go edit %APPDATA%\Code\User\settings.json using other editor, and set "glassit.alpha": 255, (0 = invisible, low = transparent, 255 = not at all transparent). Then you kill VS Code and restart (you can also reload if you click ESC, Ctrl+P then type restart (using commands without visible GUI).

Thaaaanks! This was driving me crazy haha! I was gonna start hunting in the APP_DATA soon, because I didn't find anything in the .vscode folder.

judemont commented 9 months ago

And on linux ?