Targeting a fixed saturation was the wrong variable. The generator gets the accent's STRENGTH right — it scales it to the palette, so a cyan scheme whose base05 is 55ffff wants a vivid accent and one whose base05 is the cream f1e2b6 wants a quiet one. Forcing S=0.60 is what made the amber bar shout with a sharp orange logo in a row of muted cream. What the generator gets wrong is the HUE: it fills each slot independently, so on wallhaven-5y39p9 every accent slot comes back orange except base0D, which comes back blue-grey. Accent now takes the hue from whichever slot carries the most chroma and keeps base0D's own saturation and lightness. 5y39p9 becomes a muted tan; k8dqr6 goes back to its rose instead of the coral the last rule picked; the rest are unchanged or nudged a few degrees. Wallpaper button idles at base05 like every other opener in the column, instead of being the one dim icon that brightened on hover. |
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