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Learn how to handle disabled states for multicolour icons in Android Jetpack Compose using grayscale, opacity, and runtime vector analysis
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Tinting disabled icons works for single-colour assets, but breaks multicolour icons. A better Jetpack Compose approach is to detect icon type automatically, then apply tint for single-colour icons and grayscale plus opacity for multicolour ones