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At the end of this chapter, we will be able to fine-tune the colors of the game. Here are a few examples:
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|**Figure 6-1: The default colors**|**Figure 6-2: A green variant of the game**|**Figure 6-3: A pink variant of the game**|**Figure 6-4: A purple variant of the game**|
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|**Figure 6-1: The default colors**|**Figure 6-2: A green variant of the game**|
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|**Figure 6-3: A pink variant of the game**|**Figure 6-4: A purple variant of the game**|
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If you are following along with code, here is the code from the end of the [previous chapter](https://github.com/MonoGame/MonoGame.Samples/tree/3.8.4/Tutorials/2dShaders/src/05-Transition-Effect).
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The colors used above aren't the nicest. They were used for demonstration purposes. Here are some nicer textures to use that produce better results.
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