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Some elements using default assets in 2023.8

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Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Newbie friendliness
35/100
Issue type
Bug
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Stale
Domain
design

Research direction

Start by inspecting the theme assets and configuration related to expandable tabs, the feather filtering section, and asset-browser arrows, using the screenshots in the issue as the reference. Compare those elements with the default GameMaker Studio appearance; done means all three use the theme's intended colors and arrow styling rather than default assets.

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Description

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Hey!

Just downloaded this theme and I love it! However, there are a couple of elements that are not working as intended and are probably using the default values. Here are some screenshots:

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The expandable tabs are using the default gray color

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Similarly, the feather filtering section seems to be using default colors

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Last, the arrows in the asset browser seem to be the default ones, not the sames ones as in the screenshot

Hopefully these can be fixed (or I can try to find the isssue and create a PR).

Cheers!

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