The icons/glyphs will become oversaturated if you change the GUI scale to -1 and have the game in fullscreen mode.
Steps to Reproduce
1. Change your GUI scale to -1.
2. Make sure the game is in fullscreen
3. Go to How to Play and check the hunger icons. Or you can go to the servers tab in the world selection menu.
Expected Result
The icons don't get saturated after changing the GUI scale.
Observed Result
The icons get saturated.
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This is not only the case when in fullscreen, it may has to do something with the DPI, because I have two monitors, same size, #1 with 240 Hz, 2k Resolution, 100% Scale, and #2 with 60 Hz, 4k Resolution, 150% Scale, and as soon as the window rescales bymoving from one to the other monitor due to DPI settings, the icons get oversaturated (on the first with 100% Scale), setting the GUI scale modifier in this scenario to -1 fixes it btw. and breaks the icons on the other monitor.
Windowed mode or fullscreen has no effect.