I'm trying to override the

AmbientIndication

but it's not obvious to me what I need to do or r as there call. Do to set it up using

Providers(...)

? I'm trying to change from ripple to something else.

What is it that you're trying to achieve? Before talking about the specific solution, what is the problem?

I want to remove the ripple effect

For playing around, for one screen, for the entire app, for a completely custom design system?

you can see

MaterialTheme.kt

as a reference https://cs.android.com/androidx/platform/frameworks/support/+/androidx-main:compose/[…]tlin&ss=androidx%2Fplatform%2Fframeworks%2Fsupport:compose%2F (but also sounds weird that you would be removing the ripple effect too tbh)

Note that in the next release this will only be used as the default for custom components using clickable / similar gesture modifiers - this won't override the ripple used in Material components such as Button.

@Kirill Grouchnikov ideally for the app i.e. custom design system. It's very similar to material design but designers don't like the ripples haha

It is configurable, but it won't change the behavior of default components - if you want to build your own components with their own alternative to a ripple, you would need to create them yourself - this isn't a currently supported area of customization.

@Louis Pullen-Freilich [G] that answers my question what is the easiest way to override the ripple theme? Do i set another provider in my MaterialTheme scope? I tried calling rememberRipple to no avail.

Yep you can do something like:

MaterialTheme(...) {
    Providers(AmbientRippleTheme provides MyCustomRippleTheme) {
        // rest of app
    }
}

Awesome, let me try that :)