[master branch on 1809] I think GlassOverrideAccent is broken (the inactive titlebar is always the same color no matter what)

[Luximoz]

So, I noticed I had my inactive titlebars looking awful where they would have the exact same color as active ones, I tried playing around with GlassOverrideAccent, ColorizationColorBalanceInactive, AccentColorInactive, and ColorizationColorInactive, and no matter what I do, I still get the same color on my inactive titlebars, I've tested this on both 1.2.1 and the new 1.3 version.

[ALTaleX531]

Because GlassOverrideAccent is used to replace a buggy effect called accent, it is not used to override your accent color.

The usual way to do this is to check the Title bars and window borders box in the Show accent color on the following surfaces section, then enable ForceAccentColorization. Next, you can change the AccentColorInactive to adjust the inactive title bar color.

[Luximoz]

After some testing around, I found out that I actually need to disable "ForceAccentColorization" instead of enabling it like you told me, to avoid having that bug, doesn't matter what the AccentColorInactive value is, if you have ForceAccentColorization on, it will do that bug.

Also, I just noticed that enabling "GlassOverrideAccent" makes Open Shell's start menu glass opacity fully opaque no matter what in case you didn't know about this and if it's an OpenGlass bug and not just Windows 10 being Windows 10.

[ALTaleX531]

I'm not sure what bugs you are referring to, everything works fine here.

[Luximoz]

Ooooh, so I just tested this without the uDWM.dll patch (which resizes the titlebar buttons), and now, ForceAccentColorization works as intended. Also in your screenshot, you're using StartIsBack++ for the start menu, I was talking about Open Shell's start menu

[ALTaleX531]

They both use accent so there is basically no difference. Nonetheless, I don't recommend you to use OpenShell.