Change ui.disable() to modify opacity - #7282
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It previously tinted elements, which could have lackluster effects.
"fade_out_to_color" was replaced by "fade_out_opacity" for this purpose.
The fade amount for UI elements can be customised.
Split these two behaviours into different functions, as either behaviour is sometimes desirable.
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July 1, 2025 11:50
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ui.disable()to modify opacity. #6765Branched off of #6765 by @tye-exe.
I needed to branch off to update snapshot images