Help from the professionals

[Scrivener07]

Neanka

Usually u can add new movieclip at root instead of root.Menu_mc to prevent autotint

Reg2k

To avoid tint of specific display objects in AS3 you may be able to get their transform.concatenatedColorTransform which contains the combined color transformations of that display object (and parents)
Then invert that matrix and apply the inverse transformation to the element you want to un-tint, should cancel out the original color transform
(haven't done this myself, its a theory that I've never tested out)

[Scrivener07]

@Neanka's advice is 100% true. @reg2k has a great idea to explore for de-tinting vanilla menu elements.

[Neanka]

@reg2k how do u think will it fix this issue But objects get masked and hidden unless there is a vanilla element overlapping them ?
never actually tested it just found somewhere in my testing code.

BSGFxShaderFXTarget * xst;
GFxValue xstmc;
menu->movie->movieRoot->GetVariable(&xstmc, "root1.someLoader");
xst = new BSGFxShaderFXTarget(&xstmc);
menu->subcomponents.Push(xst);