Disclaimer: all the themes in the repo are currently adherent to the Fuji palette. I’m working on rolling out themes/standards for Hotaka.
Mountain is a dark, neutral color scheme. What does that mean? It means that the grayscale is truly on the b/w range, and the rest of the colors aren’t necessarily favoring any singular direction. This makes for a… neutral color palette, like I said in the beginning (I’m not good at writing). Regardless, this color scheme tries to be low-contrast, while maintaining a decent amount of contrast. Note that I’m not a colorologist guy, and just fucked around with some colors on my badly calibrated monitor. You’ve been warned!
I’m in the process of changing the design parameters - thank you for your patience!
View the CONTRIBUTING file to see exactly how to help! PRs are welcome.
NOTE THAT THIS IS NOT MADE FROM SCRATCH.
This colorscheme is based off of the mountaineer.vim Vim theme - an amazing theme in its own right, but it felt incomplete to me in some respects (and too harsh in others), so now Mountain exists, I guess. Mountain has been expanded off mountaineer, and I’ve spent a long time making themes based on my own weird-ass standards, so here we are! Feel free to check out the original colorscheme here1!
I also used many of the theme files from the infamous dracula theme - it’s a great colorscheme, and it’s what I’m migrating from. As such, I used dracula as a base for the code, and I feel that that’s a credit that needs to be given. There’s huuuuge room for improvement, and I’ll be trying to fulfill those improvements as time passes.
1 - due to misconduct, co1ncidence’s github account has been banned. That being said, I still appreciate all the work he put into mountaineer. Mountain wouldn’t be what it is without his work!
I welcome contributions! I’m pretty crap at color design (if that hasn’t been stressed enough), and there are definitely aspects of this colorscheme that require improvement. Please leave requests/issues with ways to improve it! Together we can make Mountain OP™.
Coming soon!