Thesola10/vim-colors

Read-only mirror of last known vim-colors version from jakwings

Vim Color Schemes

All color schemes here support 256-color terminals.

All the builtin syntax items are colorized, including cursor line, tab line, diff text, folded text, spellcheck, etc.

How to use them:

1. Clone this repository, or just copy the files you need.
2. Put *.vim into ~/.vim/colors/.
3. In Vim or ~/.vimrc, try :colorscheme moody or :colorscheme garden.

Dark Schemes

Moody: walking along the woodland stream

Preview:

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  The outdated ascii video above used this theme file.

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Light Schemes

Garden: apples, leaves, vines in the white garden

Preview:

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  The outdated ascii video above used this theme file.

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Messy: 16 colors inherited from YOUR terminal settings

Preview:

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  The outdated screenshot above used this theme file.

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Options:

• Transparent background: let g:colorscheme_messy_transparent = 1

  More screenshots with different background images. (outdated)

  
  

  The background images used in the screenshots:

  • Topography made by Shankar Ganesh
  • Lined Paper made by Gjermund Gustavsen

• Inverse BG&FG colors: let g:colorscheme_messy_inverse = 1

  You need to modify your terminal settings to make it look nice: swap black & white ANSI colors.

  

  Black and White are swapped. Black↔BrightWhite, BrightBlack↔White. Same applied to normal background and foreground colors.

  Color palette:

  

  {
    background = "#FEEACF",
    foreground = "#000000",
    ansi = {
      black   = "#FFFFFF",
      red     = "#7F0002",
      green   = "#407F00",
      yellow  = "#7F6633",
      blue    = "#004A7F",
      magenta = "#7F207F",
      cyan    = "#007F7F",
      white   = "#525252",
    },
    bright = {
      black   = "#CBCBCB",
      red     = "#BF0003",
      green   = "#60BF00",
      yellow  = "#BF994C",
      blue    = "#0070BF",
      magenta = "#BF2FBF",
      cyan    = "#00BFBF",
      white   = "#000000",
    },
  }
  

EOF