Noctis

Color schemes for Sublime Text, powered by the beautiful Noctis theme by Liviu Shera. Started as a fork of the Timeless theme by Ricci Adams.

Highlights

• 11 color schemes — 8 dark and 3 light variants of the Noctis palette.

• Faithful port of the syntax token colors from the original VS Code theme.

• Editor colors included — caret, selection, line highlight, indent guides, find matches and the active line number are themed per variant.

• Works with every UI theme — color schemes are independent of the .sublime-theme in use.

• Each scheme exposes its full palette through named variables, so you can tweak colors without touching the rules.

Variants

Installation

Package Control

The package is listed as Noctis Color Scheme:

1. Open Command Palette using menu item Tools → Command Palette...
2. Choose Package Control: Install Package
3. Find Noctis Color Scheme and hit Enter

Git clone

1. Open the Packages directory via menu item Preferences → Browse Packages...

2. Clone the repository into it:

   git clone https://github.com/ziishaned/sublime-text-noctis.git "Noctis"
   

3. Restart Sublime Text.

Activation

Pick a variant via Preferences → Select Color Scheme..., or set it in your user preferences:

{
    "color_scheme": "Packages/Noctis/Noctis.sublime-color-scheme"
}

Customization

Every scheme defines its palette as named variables. To adjust colors, create a Noctis Custom.sublime-color-scheme in your User package that extends a variant and override just what you want:

{
    "extends": "Packages/Noctis/Noctis.sublime-color-scheme",
    "variables": {
        "background": "#041d20",
        "comment": "#6fa3a3"
    }
}

Acknowledgments

• Noctis by Liviu Shera — the color palette every scheme in this package is generated from (MIT License)
• Timeless by Ricci Adams — this repository started as a fork of the Timeless theme before it was reduced to the color schemes (public domain, CC0 1.0)

License

MIT