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Yeah I know about that issue and will try to fix it. It's not that simple though and I cannot make the background one solid color, because there are very brigh
by WhiskasTheCat 4y ago
Yeah I know about that issue and will try to fix it.
It's not that simple though and I cannot make the background one solid color, because there are very bright coin logos too and ones with different gray levels. I also don't want to remove the glass effect of all tiles.
Shadow could work but might be too performance intensive to do in real time as the images can be somewhat large (in their original pixel size). Will need to test that.
I might need to analyze the brightness of the images in code and then pick a solid background color if they are too dark.
By the way, I released an update today that among other things has an easier difficulty setting on the home screen, in case you find the default one too hard.
Edit: Just released a quick & dirty fix until I find a more permanent solution: Tile background color now becomes solid when a tile is selected. Some logos like the 2 dark ones today are better visible then but it won't work for all logos.
- can16358p 4y agoYou can experiment with backdrop filters, multiple shadows/opacities and invert() filter to get something that can create some contrast with each logo. Haven't tried but should work.
- WhiskasTheCat 4y agoAh good idea, thanks. Using an invert filter or brightness(0) to create a shadow image should be cheap enough performance-wise.