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This has come up before. I could use some help figuring out:
Whether a hue shift is close enough to make the regular folder look like the purple smart folder, and to cover most colors that people would want.
A representative hue to assign to the default folder, and what color space is best to use.
How to implement hue shift that works well for both dark and light mode.
If hue shifting is not enough, then I need help figuring out how to support a wider range of colors without easily generating undesirable output (e.g. too low-contrast).
I've found that a great way to change the color of a folder is to use a layer of any color with its blend mode set to Color over a desaturated folder image in Photoshop. Seeing as Folderify has ImageMagick as a dependency, I tried to match the same effect with it.
Creating an .iconset with Folderify and then running mogrify -colorspace Gray -fill '[INSERT COLOR]' -tint 100 *.png on the .png files inside is very close, although a bit too light. And to try to combat saturation issues, I came up with mogrify -colorspace Gray -modulate 95 -fill '[INSERT COLOR]' -tint 100 -modulate 105.2631578947,115 *.png (105.2631578947 = 1/0.95).
Hope this helps!
Would it be possible to add the ability of changing the folder color like this App Store application?
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