[UI Preset] Day & Night Dark UI (reduced eyestrain for long reading)

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I made a dark UI preset for TiTS to reduce eye fatigue during long reading sessions.

Main changes:
Primary text is set to #D4D4D4 (off-white) to prevent screen glare while keeping clarity in daylight.
Background is #121212 with dark gray UI panels to keep windows visible without extra brightness.
Stats (HP, Shields, Lust, Energy) use distinct colors for quick identification.

If you play in pitch darkness, you can manually change the textColor value to #B8B8B8 in the UI options for lower brightness.

I attached screenshots to preview the look.

How to use:
1. Download ZeroEyestrain TiTS UI.json
2. Rename the file extension from .json to .titz so the game file browser detects it.
3. Import it in-game via Options -> Interface Options -> Import Preset.

 

[Uraveling]

Any feedback is welcome

 

[Jarylan]

Looks good on first inspection, beating out my old favorite of Neon. Gonna do a nice long new replay to see what I think.

Nothing like an excuse for a new character! Now I just gotta think of one that's not just a mouse or yinglet again. lol

 

[Jarylan]

Okay, I've run into an issue. The perk select area of the level up screen is damn hard to read, all of it is very washed out and dim.

Let you know any other issues I find.

Edit: Once selected the buttons are fine to read later. So this is a transient problem.

 

[SeveringCrisis]

Okay, I've run into an issue. The perk select area of the level up screen is damn hard to read, all of it is very washed out and dim.

Let you know any other issues I find.

Edit: Once selected the buttons are fine to read later. So this is a transient problem.

It's not hard to see for me, but I suppose the blue could be more contrasting

 

[Jarylan]

Lack of contrast on positive numbers here is also a bit rough for me.

Edit: Lack of contrast makes it a bit harder to see where you are on the map too.

 

[Uraveling]

Lack of contrast on positive numbers here is also a bit rough for me.

Edit: Lack of contrast makes it a bit harder to see where you are on the map too.

I understand what you mean. I'll see what colors I can use for these problems. Thanks for the information.

 

[Uraveling]

Lack of contrast on positive numbers here is also a bit rough for me.

Edit: Lack of contrast makes it a bit harder to see where you are on the map too.

After running tests and comparisons for a while, this is the most optimal and visually pleasing configuration I've been able to achieve to solve the contrast problems, at least for you. In any case, I won't update it until I've verified that it works for you:


low Priority Color: 78909C

pale Color: 90A4AE

passive Color: 78909C

highlight Color: 546E7A

 

[Jarylan]

Okay, I think see where the disconnect is from.

I went ahead and did something I don't usually do when playing in a dark room, and turned the brightness of my phone screen up.

Once I did that, the subtle differences were much more clear.

It may simply be that the use case for this color scheme is not centered on me as it were.

I usually play low-brightness to keep my phone from flash banging me in the middle of the night should I look at it.