Godot 4 VS Code Theme

This Visual Studio Code theme is inspired by the Godot 4 editor, aiming to provide a similar look and feel to facilitate a seamless transition between the two environments.

Note: This theme offers syntax highlighting exclusively for .gd scripts.

Requirements

• VS Code 1.83.0 or later
• Requires Godot-Tools Extension

Inaccuracies

The syntax highlighter provided by the godot-tools extension does not fully replicate the distinctions made by the internal Godot editor.

To enhance the identification of various tokens provided by the godot-tools extension, several overrides have been implemented. While the color scheme may not be an exact match to the Godot editor, these adjustments try to improve the visibility and differentiation of syntax elements, particularly in dark theme settings.

Note: Currently, there is no distinction between internal classes and user-defined classes; both are colored the same. This may cause some confusion when trying to differentiate between built-in and custom classes in your scripts.

Color Themes

• Godot 4 Theme (Default Godot Engine Theme)
• Godot 4 Breeze Dark (Matching the Godot Engine Editor Theme Breeze Dark)

Features

Syntax Highlighting

To align the script highlighting with the Godot editor, the following additional syntax highlighting features have been implemented:

• Globals: Includes global functions such as print, and global math functions such as rand and deg_to_rad.
• Constants: Encompasses constants like true, false, null, and PI, as well as the void keyword and the self variable.
• Comments: Highlights comment keywords such as TODO, FIXME, NOTE, and others.
• Regions: Highlights #region and #endregion directives.

Contributing

If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please open an issue or submit a pull request on the GitHub repository.

If you find unstyled classes, please raise an issue so they can be addressed.

Acknowledgements

Special thanks to ryanabx's Godot VS Code Theme for the inspiration. This theme was developed as a continuation of that work.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.