How to apply a Desaturate effect to UWP control?
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I would like to create desaturate all the color of every control inside a Grid.
I have tried with Wikndows Community _Toolkit's BackdropSaturationBrush
, but it desaturates EVERYTHING behind my Grid.
What I need is to desaturate only what's inside my Grid. How can I do that?
In WPF, this kind of effect was achieved using the Effect
property
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I would like to create desaturate all the color of every control inside a Grid.
I have tried with Wikndows Community _Toolkit's BackdropSaturationBrush
, but it desaturates EVERYTHING behind my Grid.
What I need is to desaturate only what's inside my Grid. How can I do that?
In WPF, this kind of effect was achieved using the Effect
property
uwp windows-community-toolkit
You could useSaturation
to approach.
– Nico Zhu - MSFT
yesterday
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I would like to create desaturate all the color of every control inside a Grid.
I have tried with Wikndows Community _Toolkit's BackdropSaturationBrush
, but it desaturates EVERYTHING behind my Grid.
What I need is to desaturate only what's inside my Grid. How can I do that?
In WPF, this kind of effect was achieved using the Effect
property
uwp windows-community-toolkit
I would like to create desaturate all the color of every control inside a Grid.
I have tried with Wikndows Community _Toolkit's BackdropSaturationBrush
, but it desaturates EVERYTHING behind my Grid.
What I need is to desaturate only what's inside my Grid. How can I do that?
In WPF, this kind of effect was achieved using the Effect
property
uwp windows-community-toolkit
uwp windows-community-toolkit
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You could useSaturation
to approach.
– Nico Zhu - MSFT
yesterday
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You could useSaturation
to approach.
– Nico Zhu - MSFT
yesterday
You could use
Saturation
to approach.– Nico Zhu - MSFT
yesterday
You could use
Saturation
to approach.– Nico Zhu - MSFT
yesterday
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Saturation
to approach.– Nico Zhu - MSFT
yesterday