Masum Galaxy // Future Code
11 futuristic VS Code themes. One extension. One Theme Selector. Optional animated cinematic workbench modes.
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Masum Galaxy // Future Code is a futuristic VS Code theme collection by Masum Billah. It combines readable developer-focused syntax palettes with optional animated workbench scenes inspired by space, AI, cyberpunk, Mars, deep ocean, aurora skies, mecha systems and solar energy.
Marketplace: Install Masum Galaxy // Future Code
Theme Preview
The core Masum Galaxy // Future Code palette is built around a deep-space editor surface with cyan keywords, purple functions, green strings, gold numbers, pink types/classes and cool-white foreground text.
HTML
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<title>Galaxy Portfolio</title>
</head>
<body class="galaxy-app">
<h1>Build the Future</h1>
</body>
</html>
CSS
:root {
--bg: [#030510](https://github.com/gitwithmasum/Galaxy-VS-Code-Themes/issues/030510);
--accent: #00f7ff;
}
.galaxy-card {
background: rgba(5, 8, 23, 0.88);
border: 1px solid var(--accent);
box-shadow: 0 0 28px #00f7ff55;
}
JavaScript
const themes = ["Galaxy", "AI Core", "Cyber City"];
function activateTheme(name) {
const active = themes.includes(name);
return active ? `Loading ${name}` : "Unknown";
}
activateTheme("Galaxy");
Python
from dataclasses import dataclass
@dataclass
class Theme:
name: str
animated: bool = True
def launch(theme: Theme) -> str:
return f"{theme.name} ready"
print(launch(Theme("Galaxy")))
Preview note: syntax colors vary slightly by language grammar and VS Code tokenization, while the theme keeps the same Galaxy visual identity.
11 included themes
| # |
Theme |
Visual direction |
| 1 |
Masum Galaxy // Future Code |
Solar-system cockpit, planets, stars, nebula and HUD |
| 2 |
Masum Cyber City // Neon Rain |
Neon megacity, rain, holograms and cyberpunk traffic |
| 3 |
Masum AI Core // Neural Engine |
Neural rings, AI nodes, data pulses and scanner grid |
| 4 |
Masum Black Hole // Event Horizon |
Black hole, accretion disk, lens arcs and comet trails |
| 5 |
Masum Quantum Grid // Q-Core |
Quantum lattice, glowing nodes and phase pulses |
| 6 |
Masum Mars Colony // Red Frontier |
Mars base, rover, drone, domes and red frontier landscape |
| 7 |
Masum Deep Ocean // Abyss Core |
Bioluminescent abyss, jellyfish, bubbles and deep-sea drone |
| 8 |
Masum Aurora // Polar Light |
Northern lights, polar beams, moon, snow and icy mountains |
| 9 |
Masum Mecha Core // Titan Reactor |
Titan reactor, mechanical rings, sparks and industrial HUD |
| 10 |
Masum Orbital Station // Nexus One |
Earth orbit, space station, satellites and spacecraft traffic |
| 11 |
Masum Solar Flare // Helios Core |
Sun, corona rings, solar-flare arcs and plasma particles |
Every theme is designed around a dark coding surface with clear syntax contrast, visible text selection and practical readability.
Fastest way to switch themes
Open the Command Palette:
Ctrl + Shift + P
Run:
Masum Future Themes: Open Theme Selector
A single searchable menu will show all 11 animated modes plus Disable Animated Layer.
Choose a mode, then select:
Apply & Reload Window
That is the recommended workflow for animated themes.
Standard color themes
The extension also works as a normal VS Code color-theme pack without any custom loader.
Open:
Ctrl + K
Ctrl + T
or:
Ctrl + Shift + P
→ Preferences: Color Theme
Then choose any Masum theme from the list.
Standard color themes use the official VS Code theme API and work immediately.
Animated workbench modes
The animated backgrounds are optional. VS Code's normal color-theme API cannot provide full animated workbench backgrounds, so these modes use the optional Custom CSS and JS Loader extension.
The Theme Selector can activate any of these modes:
Masum Galaxy // Future Code
Masum Cyber City // Neon Rain
Masum AI Core // Neural Engine
Masum Black Hole // Event Horizon
Masum Quantum Grid // Q-Core
Masum Mars Colony // Red Frontier
Masum Deep Ocean // Abyss Core
Masum Aurora // Polar Light
Masum Mecha Core // Titan Reactor
Masum Orbital Station // Nexus One
Masum Solar Flare // Helios Core
Direct commands remain available too, including Galaxy, Cyber City, AI Core, Black Hole, Quantum Grid, Mars Colony, Deep Ocean, Aurora, Mecha Core, Orbital Station and Solar Flare mode commands.
Quick install
- Open Extensions with
Ctrl + Shift + X.
- Search for Masum Galaxy // Future Code.
- Click Install.
- For a standard theme, use
Ctrl + K, then Ctrl + T.
- For an animated theme, open
Ctrl + Shift + P and run Masum Future Themes: Open Theme Selector.
- If prompted, install Custom CSS and JS Loader.
- Choose Apply & Reload Window.
Disable animation but keep the color theme
Run:
Masum Future Themes: Open Theme Selector
Then choose:
Disable Animated Layer
The selected Masum color theme remains active while the animated workbench layer is removed.
Important note about Custom CSS and JS Loader
Animated modes use be5invis.vscode-custom-css, which modifies VS Code workbench files outside the official extension styling API.
Because of that:
- VS Code may show a modified or corrupt-installation warning while animated CSS/JS is active.
- After a VS Code update, the animated layer may need to be applied again.
- On Windows, applying or removing custom CSS/JS may require running VS Code as Administrator.
- Standard Masum color themes do not require the custom loader.
Local development and VSIX packaging
Clone or open the repository, then run:
npm install
npm run package
On Windows PowerShell systems where npm.ps1 is blocked, use:
npm.cmd install
npx.cmd vsce package
To install a locally packaged build:
code --install-extension .\masum-galaxy-future-code-3.10.2.vsix --force
You can also install a .vsix manually from:
Extensions → ... → Install from VSIX...
Recommended workflow
For everyday coding:
Ctrl + Shift + P
→ Masum Future Themes: Open Theme Selector
→ Choose theme
→ Apply & Reload Window
For a distraction-free workbench:
Theme Selector
→ Disable Animated Layer
Support
For visual bugs, installation problems or feature requests, use the GitHub issue tracker.
See SUPPORT.md for useful diagnostic information when reporting a rendering issue.
Links
License
MIT License.
Author
Masum Billah — gitwithmasum