In a couple of quick tests, Options>Advanced>UIPaintColors don’t appear to be hooked up - they weren’t in V8 either IIRC. Is it still useful to have them there?
If I change Options>Appearance>Colors to “Custom”, I get 5 additional entries near the bottom under a new “General” section:
The 150(?) colors are mostly computed colors based on a more limited (but still big) color set. There is currently no access to these colors directly; overriding one of the theme colors will just override one of the computed colors.
Just trying to figure out how things work is all. Just wondering about the utility of exposing all of these “computed” colors as individual settings. I wonder if what is needed is a “theme editor” interface. I’m not sure I would even give the users so many individual zones to tweak - maybe a half-dozen basic color-wheel controlled settings which affect the principal areas, plus perhaps some kind of “contrast control”. All of the other colors could be computed from those settings.
As there is currently a fairly heated discussion on toolbar icon colors, it just popped into my head that maybe these too should be integrated into the same editor. So a sort of universal Rhino UI color/contrast settings screen with everything in one place.
Seeing how advanced changing the UI colours are, I’m inclined to agree. If there was a UI which had previews of different UI items with the associated colours so you could easily see which colours change what, that would be much nicer.