Here is a List of Possible Changes to the Shader System to Make it the Best it Can Be: 1. Let us 'Rotate' the Shaders 90 degrees so that certain colors of the Shader land in different areas. Often enough there is a shader that looks good but doesn't work because certain colors from it land in the wrong areas (Example, the Gold from Precursor Vex Chrome lands on the Fabric instead of the Metal on my Armor). If I could 'rotate' the Shader to make a certain color on it land on a certain part of said thing I'm coloring that'd be great. 2. Let us combine Shaders to make our own personalized Shaders. Let us choose 4 colors from any of the shaders in Destiny 2 (that we own on our account) and let us combine them in any order we like. 3. Wear and Tear Slider. Sometimes when I'm coloring something (like a ship) a lot of shaders have a scratched up texture that ruins the look. If we had an option to adjust the wear and tear to make our stuff look freshly painted or old and beat up that'd be cool. Might be hard to implement since shaders aren't just colors, they are textures as well. 4. Let Us Apply Shaders Straight from Collections - Remove Consumables. Having to pull from collections if I need more shaders seems pretty silly to me. They cost next to nothing anyways and the system just acts as an inconvenience at this point. Shaders should just get rewarded once and then never rewarded again. 5. Un-tintable Colors NEED TO STOP. Don't know what I'm talking about? Look at the Iron Fellowship Warlock Robes from this Season. Bright Orange metallics on the dangly parts that aren't affected by shaders. A lot of Armor has some kind of un-tintable color somewhere on the set. The Iron Will set has the Red Ink on the class items that is un-colorable but at least that is isolated to it's own pattern and texture on the armor unlike others where parts of the same texture/color are tint-able while the other part isn't like the new Solstice Warlock Robes. 6.Very Important - Give us a Completely BLACK Shader. Not Grey, Not dark dark brown. Just straight Black with no hidden colors in the Shader that ruin it. 7. Hidden Colors Maybe Shouldn't Be a Thing. Some shaders have a 5th color in them. The biggest problem is that sometimes that color is placed before all 4 of the Shader's Colors are Applied. And on top of that it's usually a bright ugly color that is out of place. 8. Let Us Preview Shaders on Un-owned Ornaments. You can't preview Shaders on Ornaments unless you own the ornament and have it applied to the item the ornament goes with. Because of this you can't see what your favorite Shader will look like on the new armor ornaments from Eververse. I hope I nailed every possible way to make the Shader system better. If I missed anything please let me know. I want to make this list as complete as humanly possible.