I gave it a shot but even setting foreground color to #ffffff results in too many undesirable side-effects. For example, shadows (I thought I disabled them... maybe I forgot this last time) are now white? The left-most area of the track takes on that color as well and despite both being set to the same color, there appears to be a tint of sorts applied which is clearly intended as a helper in order to help distinguish rows. Needless to say, it's clear all of these issues are a direct result of the magic coloring algorithm happening behind the scenes. Clearly, this algorithm offered tremendous value at one point (and still will for those who choose to avoid what is possible with QSS) but things are at a point now where it can certainly be a bit of a thorn in Qtractor's side. Even though I know it's a bit of a band-aid, perhaps I could request yet another global color option for the purpose of rendering this ghost data?
Hi Rui,
I gave it a shot but even setting foreground color to #ffffff results in too many undesirable side-effects. For example, shadows (I thought I disabled them... maybe I forgot this last time) are now white? The left-most area of the track takes on that color as well and despite both being set to the same color, there appears to be a tint of sorts applied which is clearly intended as a helper in order to help distinguish rows. Needless to say, it's clear all of these issues are a direct result of the magic coloring algorithm happening behind the scenes. Clearly, this algorithm offered tremendous value at one point (and still will for those who choose to avoid what is possible with QSS) but things are at a point now where it can certainly be a bit of a thorn in Qtractor's side. Even though I know it's a bit of a band-aid, perhaps I could request yet another global color option for the purpose of rendering this ghost data?
All the best