I would try another way to allow the user to select the theme. This is the issue that I cannot implement so far, because closing/creating new window would make the engine stop replying after 3 moves and the gui and python would crash after 8 minutes. How did you made these boards with alternate board colors?
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I peeked at the code and I saw this function. Then the rest of your code can use ACCENT1, etc, instead of '#36A3E6" This will allow you to compartmentalize the code that deals directly with hard coded color values to just the code that adds the data to the table. In fact, I would suggest you adding it to the look and feel table yourself, then accessing it through PySimpleGUI. They're only available in the newer ones like LightGreen, Topanga, Reddit.īTW, if you come up with a color scheme of your own that you would like to share, I'll certainly consider adding it to the look and feel table. Unfortunately I didn't have time to go create these colors for many of the existing color pallets. The keys are ACCENT1, ACCENT2', ACCENT3 and can be looked up in the color table: Then you can use these extra colors to color other aspects of your GUI that are different than other colors used in the GUI but still matches. The idea was to provide a list of colors that "Match" the color pattern. One addition not many months back was the "Accent colors" that were added to these themes. If you wanted to switch to using only the data proved by the PySimpleGUI color scheme, you could use any 2 colors from the list of colors used for various items (input background color, text color, etc). How are you getting the 2 colors for the board? Oh wow! These are based on the built-in color schemes that I created and that's all?
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