Closed Victordongy closed 1 year ago
It seems like you aren’t using True Colour as explained in the readme. To enable True Colour you should add the following to your vimrc:
set termguicolors
Make sure you remove any colourscheme-related settings apart from the actual colorscheme
setting, such as set t_Co=256
.
@arzg, so this color scheme is not working well with terminals that do not support true color? I'm using rxvt-unicode as my daily terminal and got the same issue.
@idnsunset As mentioned in the readme:
However, if you’re planning to use vim-colors-xcode in a terminal, the terminal must support 24-bit colour, also known as True Colour.
I’m not sure if urxvt supports True Colour, but if it doesn’t then vim-colors-xcode will not display accurately.
There is an unofficial true color patch for urxvt, but almost all major Linux distributions didn't apply it.
It seems like you aren’t using True Colour as explained in the readme. To enable True Colour you should add the following to your vimrc:
set termguicolors
Make sure you remove any colourscheme-related settings apart from the actual
colorscheme
setting, such asset t_Co=256
.
Thanks for the Great Job, this color scheme is amazing and looks nice especially at night.
I am basically coming into a same problem as him, but if I use termguicolors option, the theme will failed to load and everything except the airline would look bad... (Tested on OS X terminal(no true color support) and Alacritty(with true color support), and they looks exact the same with that option on. Then when I tested another theme(yuttie's hydrangea), the difference do show.)
But after all it looks nice enough even with no true-color option on.(only the airline scheme looks kind of wired)
Is there a fix or anyway to modify it into a version with no true-color needed?
Thanks in advance for any help.
@H-111-di Can you post your vimrc? Settings like set t_Co=256
and manual setting of $TERM
to xterm-256color
can break True Colour.
I am not sure I understand the way how current buffer is highlighted :
is there any way to customize this setting ?