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Acrylic opacity doesn't always work on Windows 10 20.04/19041 #7047
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You seem to have removed the bug template asking about your windows version and terminal version.
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You say you have set the Acrylic Opacity. Have you set the useAcrylic flag as well? |
have the same problem, but only when using custom background |
My WT version is: 1.1.2021.0 The only thing I did recently is the update of my video card drivers, versions that I shared with my original post. I, however, did not notice if it had an effect inmediatly. Another possible thing, is that I did recently a Any clues? My JSON file,
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I'm just copy-pasting this from #1414:
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Thanks for your reply, Zadji. |
Thanks for all the info, everyone! We have a possible cause now, and it looks like it's fixed in insider builds of Windows. I'm going to mark this bug as "Tracking-External". We'll work to see whether we can get the fix brought back to the 20.04 update. |
Linking for internal folks: MSFT-27752291 |
@DHowett just to confirm what you mentioned here in #1414
This still holds true right? |
To be totally fair, we're not experts on when the OS decides it can enable acrylic or not. We know that those are common things that can cause the OS to disable acrylic, but I'm sure it's more complicated than we know for sure. It's certainly possible that acrylic is only disabled for "Best Battery" and not for "Better Battery" |
I have just noticed the same on my laptop. The acrylic stopped working and I was very confused. Immediately I plugged it in, the Acrylic started working. I think it is safe to assume that the battery saving mode on Windows 10 affects the acrylic on Windows Terminal. |
That’s more than an assumption, that’s a codified system policy. Acrylic is disabled when the system is in battery saver mode. 😄 |
Still I experience this problem with Terminal background color randomly becoming more opaque by itself without any action on my part (this affects only some tabs) on 1.4.23.0, not on battery saving mode |
Came here from Google due to having the same problem. What I observed is that when Terminal is started with acrylic effects (laptop plugged in to charger), the effects are controlled by the charger being connected or not (Acrylic when connected, opaque when on battery). However starting Terminal on battery, basically without acrylic effects enabled, the background does seem to change between black and grey but it doesn't render transparency. This is on terminal version 1.6.10571.0, Windows 20H2 Build 19042 |
Here's another possible solution if nothing above is working. |
This often happens once Windows enters Low-Battery / Battery Saving mode. Also, different tabs would have acrylic enabled/disabled differently set without clear cause |
Hey so, the original bug theat OP was hitting was fixed internally and should have shipped in There are, of course, a multitude of reasons why acrylic may choose to enable or disable itself, mostly outside the purview of the Terminal itself. If you're still hitting this, check out the FAQs, and search for other open issues before filing. (We can of course, continue the discussion here) |
Is it possible to disable acrylic for Terminal tabs in Terminal options? i.e. to have stable appearance regardless of what windows decides to do with acrylic. it can also look strange when you have a youtube video playing in the browser in background and the acrylic blurry blobs are moving around the foreground terminal, this doesn't add any coolness at least in my opinion and is only distracting should i file a separate issue for this feature request? |
You can always use the |
It mentions that |
instead of this line |
it`s work! ty) |
Dear all,
I previosly had my terminal working fine with the acrylic opacity "true". From today, it just doesn't take effect.
What I did:
Nothing of these worked. So, no ideas of what the error could be. Any suggestions?. Is it possible to "reset" it?.
I am running the drivers:
Intel UHD graphics 630, Driver version: 27.20.100.8280
NVIDIA Quadro P600, Driver version: 26.21.14.4283.
Cheers.
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