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[Aeon Blue]

Particularly, I'd like to brighten the appearance of the constructed floor tiles. I'm using Phoebus' graphics, if that matters.

[IT 000]

You're going to have to use photoshop or talk to Phoebus directly.

[Aeon Blue]

Ah, so maybe if I lighten the grey color of the tile? Okay. I didn't know if the tint was controlled by the tileset or the game itself.

[Wirevix]

Actually, as long as the tile in question is part of the "font," and not an image for a creature, you should be able to alter the colors in the DF file since DF doesn't really know that that tile isn't just another ASCII image. 

Go into data -> init -> colors.txt and alter the RGB values, and see if that alters your tiles for you.

[Aeon Blue]

Actually, as long as the tile in question is part of the "font," and not an image for a creature, you should be able to alter the colors in the DF file since DF doesn't really know that that tile isn't just another ASCII image. 

Go into data -> init -> colors.txt and alter the RGB values, and see if that alters your tiles for you.

I gave that a try, and while it did alter the color, it didn't change the brightness. That's useful to know, all the same.

[Sizik]

You can either alter the color used for the floor tile, which changes depending on the material, or you can alter how the '+' character looks.

[Ghills]

Or you can use Phoebus' tileset config program, which has several options for floor tiles.  Not sure about what all's in there since I haven't used the latest version.

This question might be better asked in the Phoebus thread.