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illixion / vscode-vibrancy-continued

Enable Acrylic/Glass effect for your VS Code.
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How to make acrylic effect better? #4

Closed ieldante closed 1 year ago

ieldante commented 2 years ago

I got vibrancy working but the effect does not work that well.

Windows 11.

ieldante commented 2 years ago

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dogdogduck commented 2 years ago

Yes, I'm in the same situation, just yesterday after updating VSC 1.70.2, I tried to reinstall the vibrancy plugin all over again, and also tried to reinstall VSC. It was really torturous and a waste of my work time, but in the end it didn't have the hairy glass effect.

KAGEYAM4 commented 2 years ago

@WangPropro @DanteAndHubble Ok here you go , this is what i am using. But i would like to know the developer's approach.

Here are the steps. For windows 11

  1. Get MicaForEveryone from Github.
  2. Open MicaForEveryone.
  3. In Global Section section . set these settings. image 4.Go to bottom left, Click Add Rule -> Add process -> Type Code and press Add.
  4. Restart VS Code by closing and opening again if it was running.
KAGEYAM4 commented 2 years ago

this is how it looks for me, also if background is white acrylic does not work that good, try it on some colorful background. image

illixion commented 2 years ago

I got vibrancy working but the effect does not work that well.

Windows 11.

Which theme are you using? Can't quite tell from your screenshot. Please make sure that it's Dark+ or one of the other supported themes.

I've also just verified that the extension works properly on Windows 11, so you shouldn't have any troubles if you've followed the instructions.

illixion commented 2 years ago

@WangPropro @DanteAndHubble Ok here you go , this is what i am using. But i would like to know the developer's approach.

Here are the steps. For windows 11

  1. Get MicaForEveryone from Github.
  2. Open MicaForEveryone.
  3. In Global Section section . set these settings. 4.Go to bottom left, Click Add Rule -> Add process -> Type Code and press Add.
  4. Restart VS Code by closing and opening again if it was running.

Not sure what this program does, but you don't need any third-party programs to achieve transparency when using this extension. I've done my tests on stock Windows 11 and VSCode, and everything works as expected. You can also adjust the opacity using "vscode_vibrancy.opacity" config parameter to tweak the look.

KAGEYAM4 commented 2 years ago

@WangPropro @DanteAndHubble Ok here you go , this is what i am using. But i would like to know the developer's approach. Here are the steps. For windows 11

  1. Get MicaForEveryone from Github.
  2. Open MicaForEveryone.
  3. In Global Section section . set these settings. 4.Go to bottom left, Click Add Rule -> Add process -> Type Code and press Add.
  4. Restart VS Code by closing and opening again if it was running.

Not sure what this program does, but you don't need any third-party programs to achieve transparency when using this extension. I've done my tests on stock Windows 11 and VSCode, and everything works as expected. You can also adjust the opacity using "vscode_vibrancy.opacity" config parameter to tweak the look.

yes , i just checked its working... my bad.. there was a update you pushed maybe that fixed it and i was thinking this program fixed that .. lol

illixion commented 1 year ago

Closing due to inactivity, feel free to comment or open a new issue if this is still an issue.