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How does WinUI create the color pallette(?) for a given (accent) color and color mode (dark/light)?
See original GitHub issueThis noise PNG doesn’t look like the noise texture actually used in acrylic. It has an alpha of value (possibly) 1, which means it is not the noise texture PNG used in the real AcrylicBrush.
Please update the noise texture to the correct PNG to remove any (potential) errors/threats, as it could be misleading.
Or at least make a README.md file that gives the correct alpha value for that PNG to be the same as the noise in acrylic.
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Oh yea I’m so sorry I forgot I created this issue. Gonna close this!
@SFM61319 The thing with XAML rendering is that there is no such unit like PX in CSS. All measurements are done in “Pixels” which then are converted into DPI pixels/PPI which are aware of factors such as display scaling and screen size. So on my device 40 “pixel” would be the same size as on a device with a smaller or larger screen, because those units get scaled to ensure that text is readable etc.
One XAML pixel does not have to correspond to one physical pixel (contrary to what CSS does).