Can we please bring back the ability to set a specific custom theme accent colour in Theme Park.
The colour pallet options in Wallpaper & Style is too limited in variety. And currently creating a theme entirely in Theme Park still doesn't set colours correctly in some apps. Google Messages, along with other apps that follow Material You, still just picks a random colour based on your wallpaper no matter what colours you change in your theme as you're making it.
It was so much easier just to set a specific colour for your phone to follow before.
For those that may not know, you used to be able to hit the three dots in the upper right corner on the "Theme" section on Theme Park and chose a single specific colour as your accent colour for your phone.
Looks to me like you can set a custom color. When you "create new" and select your wallpaper and then click "next", the very last color circle on the bottom right, contains the edit function. Clicking that brings up the color selection window and you can choose whatever color you want and change the saturation levels before moving on.
Yes and you can edit all the colors and it will effect your keyboard, the settings menu, etc but other apps that utilize Material You, like Google Messages, isn't affected by that and still assigns a random color based on your wallpaper alone. Before you could set a single color that would affect everything that used Material You regardless of what your wallpaper was.
You can still go into wallpaper and style and turn off the color palette. When you go to wallpaper and style, tap on color palette and either turn the slider for color palette off or select the "basic colors" tab and choose a color.
That's one way, yes. But doing it that way through Wallpaper & Style keeps you either stuck on the default palette or, like I originally said, a limited variety of a handful of dull pastel-esque colours.
One of the best parts about using an Android, even more so a Samsung with Good Lock, is being able to more fully customize your phone how you want. The feature I'm talking about here let you choose ANY colour. You had full access to a complete colour picker with saturation levels.
