>>7224597Aight B I'll help you out.
I made that possible via Globals
For the random wallpaper timer, I made a text global (Title it whatever you want, but I'll just call it 'BACKGROUND VARIABLE') and used the formula:
$tu(rndimg, .5, "/storage/PAPES FILE LOCATION/")$
Then to apply the global to the background, go to the background tab, select image type, hit the small box on the bitmap section, and on the upper right select the calculator, and then tap the calculator in the bitmap section, and enter this formula:
$gv(bgrndm)$
In order to have the colors be extracted from the pape you first need to make a global switch and title it whatever you want (I'll use 'VARIABLE X' for the switch's name in this example)
Then you want to make a global text variable, (I'll call it 'VARIABLE Y' in this example, but title it whatever you want) and the formula you enter for the text variable is:
$if(gv(VARIABLE X) = 0, vibrant, lmuted)$
This allows the built in color extractor to choose from the wallpaper a Vibrant color, or a light muted color, and if both colors aren't present, it would make the color default to white. There are many of these kinds of color selection types here (
https://help.kustom.rocks/i165-bp-bitmap-palette-extracts-colors-from-images-cover-art-or-local-pictures). I prefer vibrant or lmuted, but experiment with your own pape for what suits you best.
Then I made another text global (I'll call it 'VARIABLE Z') and used this formula:
$bp(gv(VARIABLE Y), gv(BACKGROUND VARIABLE))$
Now the pape will be used by the color extractor to select a vibrant or light muted color.
Lastly, I made a final color global variable, and title it whatever you want. In the formula, you enter in
$gv(VARIABLE Z)$
This makes it a simple color variable you can apply to whatever element you want. In my pape, I applied it to all text and other shit.
Well there u go anon that's how I did it I guess.
