Reverse Rendering Order for Gradients about vscode-blockman HOT 4 CLOSED

The question is: what to render when nothing is focused?

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The question is: what to render when nothing is focused?

For me, rendering nothing or as the way as now. They are both ok.
Options may work well for tasting differ.
Maybe rendering everything then the whold document will be so dazing.
I just care about the blocks I want to focus on, and the blocks focused should be highlighter than outer regions.
At least It's my experience now.
Of course thanks for the great tool.

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For now, maybe there is some kind of solution for you. You can try hiding all non-focused blocks. First, please make sure VSCode is up to date to the latest, then Go to Blockman settings and type "none" in all 11 depth-color fields from 0 to 10. Also type "none" in N19 (Custom Color Of Block Border) and N20 (Custom Color Of Depth0 Border). depth 0 block is the ground block.

And then maybe you'd like to enable Editor › Guides: Bracket Pairs or Editor › Guides: Indentation or both.

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@cicin411,
Blockman 1.4.0 is now released. It supports reversed rendering (from focus block outward or inward) and more. Here is the video instruction for the advanced coloring settings:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UsET6-kPu90

I believe you can achieve your need with one (or some) of these settings:
N33 A02 B1 From Focus To Outward For All Borders
N33 A02 B2 From Focus To Outward For All Backgrounds

N33 A04 B1 From Focus To Outward For Focus Tree Borders
N33 A04 B2 From Focus To Outward For Focus Tree Backgrounds

If you find it difficult to adjust the settings exactly for your needs, please let me know and I will help you with the instructions specifically for your case.

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