An inquiry about a new feauture in WB5...

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I hear about this highly promoted feauture in WB5, the one about the ability to shift hue and saturation of a skin...Well it got me into some thinking... Some of the older skins don't use per-pixel alpha blend, but do make use of magic pink. In that case if you try to shift Hue or Saturation even by one point the rasparency is gone or what? Haven't tried it out yet, just an inquiry here...is Magic Pink automatically excluded when Hue or Saturation is changed or not? Maybe a point of improvement or my mistake?
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Reply #1 from WinCustomize Forums Top
>> Originally, HSL based coloring is a feature of WB v4.6

>> As far as I have tested the competibility of old skins with WB5, nothing went wrong with re-coloring as of yet.
Reply #2 from WinCustomize Forums Top
I've noticed, BX, that the coloring works differently. On skins made for WB5, the whole skin does not get re-colored but the buttons and backgrounds do.
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Reply #3 from WinCustomize Forums Top
As far as I have tested the competibility of old skins with WB5, nothing went wrong with re-coloring as of yet.


So i guess Magic Pink is an exluded color for HSL.