get config like README

[NormTurtle]

this one ghost-indent

i saw the same on Nvchad , but wan't able to replicate that on here

[NormTurtle]

also blank like this one , i hate it when DOTS make confusing when u actually put .. dots on commets

[shellRaining]

you can get the detail config info by click the picture in README, you will jump to another docs about this mod, but maybe it is outdated, I will fix this when have time~

if you want to config like the first picture, you can write like this

require("hlchunk").setup({
  indent = {
      enable = true,
      use_treesitter = false,
      chars = {
          " ",
      },
      style = {
          { bg = vim.fn.synIDattr(vim.fn.synIDtrans(vim.fn.hlID("Whitespace")), "fg", "gui") },
      },
      exclude_filetype = exclude_ft,
  }
})

the second like this

blank = {
    enable = true,
    chars = {
        " ",
    },
    style = {
        { bg = vim.fn.synIDattr(vim.fn.synIDtrans(vim.fn.hlID("cursorline")), "bg", "gui") },
        { bg = "", fg = "" },
    },
}

You can choose your favorite color and style by yourself, but I highly recommend using colors with low saturation.

[NormTurtle]

why my CHUNK is hideen in some part? also chunk,blank is mostly buggy they cover some words as mosty commets

my theme is rose-pine

[NormTurtle]

this looks even MORE ugly,
can u just introduce OPACITY ? i dont have much experience workign with colors so im still confused how to get like yours

[shellRaining]

The first issue you mentioned is that the chunk and blank are covered by comments during rendering. I think this is not a problem because if the characters are covered by the virtual text of the chunk or blank, it will cause misunderstanding.
The correct approach, I think, should be to format your code, as shown below.

As for the second question, it can be alleviated by setting other colors. Regarding opacity, I haven't seen a similar option in Neovim yet. I remember that it can be achieved by setting the blend option. But please give me some time to learn. I will notify you again once there is progress.

The proposed modifications are as follows:

style = {
    { bg = vim.fn.synIDattr(vim.fn.synIDtrans(vim.fn.hlID("cursorline")), "bg", "gui") },
},

Another issue could be with your Neovim filetype settings. When opening a Lua file, your shiftwidth is set to 2. You can try typing the command set shiftwidth=4 to resolve this.