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So if you use: #7f7f7f as your accent colour...
it generates:
<Color x:Key="SystemAccentColorDark1">#FF8F8F8F</Color> <Color x:Key="SystemAccentColorDark2">#FF9F9F9F</Color> <Color x:Key="SystemAccentColorDark3">#FFB0B0B0</Color> <Color x:Key="SystemAccentColorLight1">#FF6E6E6E</Color> <Color x:Key="SystemAccentColorLight2">#FF5D5D5D</Color> <Color x:Key="SystemAccentColorLight3">#FF4B4B4B</Color>
If I am not mistakend. the light colors are getting darker, and the dark colors are getting lighter?
And it should be the other way around?
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I assume the order is reversed for the dark theme.
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So if you use:
#7f7f7f as your accent colour...
it generates:
If I am not mistakend. the light colors are getting darker, and the dark colors are getting lighter?
And it should be the other way around?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: