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that is not purple, it's an entirely different color (probably the Sounds category color maybe?) |
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Yep, it's the Sounds tab. That's why it stays that color even when the rest of the editor theme changes |
I think it would make sense for the sound editor to use the sound block color if it's customized. |
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I noticed a small visual inconsistency when running custom themes. While the main Sound tab container and active tab badge recolor nicely to match the classic blue, the actual audio waveform canvas and the effect icons at the bottom (Faster, Slower, Robot, Echo, etc.) stay locked to default Scratch purple.
It creates a bit of a color clash when the rest of the workspace is set to blue and black. Would it be possible to add an option or override so the waveform rendering and effect icons can match the chosen Sound category color or theme? thx!
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