Thanksbetajaen wrote:Here you go: http://www.ogre3d.org/phpBB2addons/view ... 0607#50607
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Nice!
I wish I had Visual Assist, I would buy it if it worked with Visual Studio Express.
Here is "Monkai", it's the TextMate theme I based my scheme on. Since Visual Studio doesn't hilight or treats some things as the same, it doesn't look as good. But I'm sure Visual Assist with it's amazing syntax colouring facility will be able to make a good job at it.
I wish I had Visual Assist, I would buy it if it worked with Visual Studio Express.
Here is "Monkai", it's the TextMate theme I based my scheme on. Since Visual Studio doesn't hilight or treats some things as the same, it doesn't look as good. But I'm sure Visual Assist with it's amazing syntax colouring facility will be able to make a good job at it.
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Interesting. Actually even with Visual Assist I couldn't completely duplicate that scheme because all VA does with syntax highlighting is basically add support for highlighting defines/enums, classes/structs/typedefs, and functions. Everything else is handled the same way.
But I'll probably play around with the colors a little to see if I can come up with something interesting anyway
But I'll probably play around with the colors a little to see if I can come up with something interesting anyway
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What font is that?
What font is that?
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http://simplythebest.net/fonts/fonts/akbar.html
xD it's a really cool font xD
xD it's a really cool font xD
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I will use it!
My hard written code deserves it!
My hard written code deserves it!
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hehe...it keepes the fun in it while you code xDjacmoe wrote:I will use it!
My hard written code deserves it!
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calsmurf2904:

Wow, I hope you don't actually use that font, it looks so - error prone
. Also, I'm sure if someone was partially colorblind, they might have a horrible time with some of these schemes.
Anyway, I revised my scheme a little since yesterday. The bright orange operators and high contrast functions were just a little too distracting from the natural code flow. This version uses a similar color set, but much softer and easier to read through for me:

Also (not seen above), string literals are orange foreground, and enums/defines are aqua blue.
So far I like it, if not just for a change from the default
Wow, I hope you don't actually use that font, it looks so - error prone
It might depend on your monitor to some degree - I noticed that looking at my screenshot above on my Sony laptop, it looked considerably sharper than my desktopBlue/purple on black/gray kills my eyes, not sure how you guys actually enjoy it
Anyway, I revised my scheme a little since yesterday. The bright orange operators and high contrast functions were just a little too distracting from the natural code flow. This version uses a similar color set, but much softer and easier to read through for me:

Also (not seen above), string literals are orange foreground, and enums/defines are aqua blue.
So far I like it, if not just for a change from the default
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Currently am....I just used the first font that came up on google when I searched for Cartoon font.JohnJ wrote:calsmurf2904:![]()
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Wow, I hope you don't actually use that font, it looks so - error prone![]()
Gonna change it correctly later
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Actually the functions are sky blue (not that it really mattersnullsquared wrote:Aqua blue looks much better than that dark blue from before, IMO. Though I love orange operators, makes them stand out instead of just kind of blend in with all of the text.
I kind of like operators standing out, but not too much, which is why I made them a pale yellow/tan; it's just enough to pick them out easily, but not too much to take focus away from the actual logic. For example, when I read code I like to see "If A then B.C", not "If (something) OPENING BRACE!!! (something something) CLOSING BRACE!!!"
But everybody has their own preference, obviously
P.S. Here's a full screenshot of my IDE:

Visual Studio 2005 Standard + Visual Assist, fullscreen mode
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nice, could you post the scheme for us?JohnJ wrote:Actually the functions are sky blue (not that it really mattersnullsquared wrote:Aqua blue looks much better than that dark blue from before, IMO. Though I love orange operators, makes them stand out instead of just kind of blend in with all of the text.) - enums and macros are aqua blue (not shown in that screenshot though).
I kind of like operators standing out, but not too much, which is why I made them a pale yellow/tan; it's just enough to pick them out easily, but not too much to take focus away from the actual logic. For example, when I read code I like to see "If A then B.C", not "If (something) OPENING BRACE!!! (something something) CLOSING BRACE!!!"
But everybody has their own preference, obviously
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Here: SoftInverted.vssettings
Import that, then open the Visual Assist settings, and under "Fonts and Colors", set:
Classes, structures, and typedefs: 00C000 (RGB 0, 192, 0)
Variables: F8F8F2 (RGB 248, 248, 242)
Preprocessor macros: 00C0C0 (RGB 0, 192, 192)
Methods: B7C9F9 (RGB 183, 201, 249)
It probably won't look good without VA's extra highlighting abilities, since it was designed for that. Otherwise betajaen's theme is probably the best.
Import that, then open the Visual Assist settings, and under "Fonts and Colors", set:
Classes, structures, and typedefs: 00C000 (RGB 0, 192, 0)
Variables: F8F8F2 (RGB 248, 248, 242)
Preprocessor macros: 00C0C0 (RGB 0, 192, 192)
Methods: B7C9F9 (RGB 183, 201, 249)
It probably won't look good without VA's extra highlighting abilities, since it was designed for that. Otherwise betajaen's theme is probably the best.
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I am now using those settings, looks nice so far. Thanks!JohnJ wrote:Here: SoftInverted.vssettings
Import that, then open the Visual Assist settings, and under "Fonts and Colors", set:
Classes, structures, and typedefs: 00C000 (RGB 0, 192, 0)
Variables: F8F8F2 (RGB 248, 248, 242)
Preprocessor macros: 00C0C0 (RGB 0, 192, 192)
Methods: B7C9F9 (RGB 183, 201, 249)
It probably won't look good without VA's extra highlighting abilities, since it was designed for that. Otherwise betajaen's theme is probably the best.
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Using it right now. Looks awesome. ThanksJohnJ wrote:Here: SoftInverted.vssettings
Import that, then open the Visual Assist settings, and under "Fonts and Colors", set:
Classes, structures, and typedefs: 00C000 (RGB 0, 192, 0)
Variables: F8F8F2 (RGB 248, 248, 242)
Preprocessor macros: 00C0C0 (RGB 0, 192, 192)
Methods: B7C9F9 (RGB 183, 201, 249)
It probably won't look good without VA's extra highlighting abilities, since it was designed for that. Otherwise betajaen's theme is probably the best.

