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Light colored variant #6

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liamgriffiths opened this issue Feb 24, 2019 · 3 comments
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Light colored variant #6

liamgriffiths opened this issue Feb 24, 2019 · 3 comments
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@liamgriffiths
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First I want to say thanks for making this one - it's amazing!

I also often like to use light variants of colorschemes too, and I was wondering whether you had any thoughts on "inverting" this one or had given it a try yet. If not I'd be interested in giving it a try and was wondering if you had any thoughts on a nice way to go about it.

Cheers 🍻

@Lokaltog
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Lokaltog commented Apr 1, 2019

Thanks! I experimented a bit with the settings and it's possible to generate a light variant by tweaking the settings a bit. This generates a low-contrast light version:

let g:monotone_color = [10, 5, 60]
let g:monotone_contrast_factor = -0.4

And a contrast factor of -1 generates a brighter, higher contrast version. I'm noticing that the "highlighting" for comments/strings are being inverted, I'll try to think of a way this can be adjusted based on the background color. Feel free to attempt to fix this, I'd love to include the possibility of a proper light version of the colorscheme.

@liamgriffiths
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Awesome - I'll give this a try too :)

@Lokaltog Lokaltog added the enhancement New feature or request label Jul 19, 2020
@Rom1deTroyes
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I was used to joke about guys that use light theme because, you know Dark Theme, your eyes, and so on...

But my use case has changed : since the beginning of the week I put my eyes on several e-ink Android tablets (like re-markable, Boox max, Dasung and even Hisense A5 & yotaphone) : using neovim with termux on theses screens is so relaxing !

The only missing part is a gray-scale light theme, so I hope vim-monotone will do the job :-)

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