Vibrance GUI No Longer Changing Window Vibrance Level.

[fragtf]

Well after looking around at multiple other posts about this exact same problem from awhile back with no responses I don't have much hope ill get any response here but here goes anyway, As the title of the post says today randomly I can no longer change my Windows Vibrance Level Separate from Program Specific Vibrance with the slider. It was literally working earlier today when I had to change it and it worked I haven't done anything new since then but it randomly stopped working now. Yes I tried renamed the files in %appdata% no luck also restarted my pc multiple times, disabled any type of vibrance things from any other apps so nothing it overridden, Tried Reinstalling, etc. I tried many things and nothing worked. Yes I am aware of the little work around of closing the GUI when the Vibrance Level is set and then it will change the Windows Vibrance but still annoying and it didn't do that before so it makes me wonder why it started. and Yes the Vibrance Level works with Separate Apps it just doesn't work like it normally does with Windows Vibrance Level anymore. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[juv]

Hi, I think most of those previous posts were leaving open a way on how to reproduce this. And just looking at the code, it just didn't ring a bell how this scenario could ever occur.

Some questions that may help to figure this out:

1. Which GPU do you have?
2. is there any tool that you have installed or started since changing the windows vibrance level stopped working? For example some tool that adds an overlay, i.e. sets some window/frame on top of whatever is being displayed in the main application you have opened?
3. Are you sure that it does not work anymore - I don't mean this in a negative way, it just happened a lot of times that users claimed that color change is not working anymore but vibranceGUI changes the vibrance level back to the windows level so quickly, that you can barely notice the change during alt+tab'ing. I would suggest to add a program like Spotify / Chrome / Firefox etc and then play around with 50% in-game and 100% windows vibrance level and vice-versa. This should help to spot the vibrance change easily.

And you can try with this pre-release version, which should include a change to detecting changes during alt+tab'ing in a slightly different way. Don't mind the contrast/brightness/gamma settings for now; they need some tuning before it is ready.

https://github.com/juv/vibranceGUI/releases/tag/v2.5.0