StyleHelper RGBA_nod

A second config that I’m working on is throwing an RGBA_nod error.
I watched all of Brian’s video (https://youtu.be/GzuPCI8TLmY?si=gol_wcizVsNW0FAE&t=1434 ) , in which he discusses that this is often due to a transparent layer. I followed his instructions and added the “Black,” code right after the “Layers” statement, but it didn’t fix the issue.

Config in Pastebin - HoCStyleTest - Pastebin.com

Error :

In file included from E:\Documents\Sabers\Proffie\ASP2 - Blue\04-2026 - 33 inch Quantum\ProffieOS\styles\fire.h:4,
                 from E:\Documents\Sabers\Proffie\ASP2 - Blue\04-2026 - 33 inch Quantum\ProffieOS\ProffieOS.ino:469:
E:\Documents\Sabers\Proffie\ASP2 - Blue\04-2026 - 33 inch Quantum\ProffieOS\styles\style_ptr.h: In instantiation of 'OverDriveColor StyleHelper<RetType>::getColor(int) [with RetType = RGBA_nod]':
E:\Documents\Sabers\Proffie\ASP2 - Blue\04-2026 - 33 inch Quantum\ProffieOS\styles\style_ptr.h:35:18:   required from here
E:\Documents\Sabers\Proffie\ASP2 - Blue\04-2026 - 33 inch Quantum\ProffieOS\styles\style_ptr.h:35:63: error: could not convert '((StyleHelper<RGBA_nod>*)this)->StyleHelper<RGBA_nod>::getColor2(i)' from 'RGBA_nod' to 'OverDriveColor'
   35 |   OverDriveColor getColor(int i) override { return getColor2(i); }
      |                                                               ^
      |                                                               |
      |                                                               RGBA_nod

exit status 1

Compilation error: could not convert '((StyleHelper<RGBA_nod>*)this)->StyleHelper<RGBA_nod>::getColor2(i)' from 'RGBA_nod' to 'OverDriveColor'

Another example of the code working fine in the Style Editor, but not through Arduino.
OS 7.15

Your second style is a stack of Layers<> that starts with AudioFlickerL, which is transparent.
Generaly, Layer<> stacks should start with something non-transparent.

Can someone help me by pointing out where that is and what should be put in its place, please?

Does it work if you just remove the “L” from AudioFlickerL ?

No, and it results in significantly more errors.

FWIW, more errors doesn’t necessarily mean worse.

Could you share those errors?

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