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SoundWaves-Colors

Community made color schemes for SoundWaves.

Installing

  1. Enter the color sheme you want to grab

  2. Enter Modules and then Option.Prefs

  3. Copy SoundwavesSubTheme

  4. Go to your actual SoundWaves theme folder, enter Modules, open Options.Prefs and replace the SoundwavesSubTheme that's in this file with the one you copied

  5. Go back to the folder of the color scheme you want to install and open Theme.Colors

  6. Copy everything that is inside the Items variable

  7. Repeat step 4 but open Theme.Colors instead of Option.Prefs, place what you copied right after the last color scheme

  8. Select the installed color scheme in Options > User Experience > Appearance Options

Installing more than one color scheme

Each table in Theme.Colors counts as a number, starting at 1.

return {
	SoundwavesSubTheme =
	{
		Default = 1,
		Choices = { OptionNameString('swClassic'), OptionNameString('swVaporwave'), OptionNameString('swGrass'), OptionNameString('swRetro'), OptionNameString('swFire')},
		Values = {1,2,3,4,5}
	},
}

Notice that Classic is the first index of the Choices table, if you look at Theme.Colors, Classic is also the first table inside the Items variable. So it's recommended that you always install new color schemes after the last color scheme so you just need to add the name of the color sheme and a number in the Values table.

return {
	SoundwavesSubTheme =
	{
		Default = 1,
		Choices = { OptionNameString('swClassic'), OptionNameString('swVaporwave'), OptionNameString('swGrass'), OptionNameString('swRetro'), OptionNameString('swFire'), 'Discord'},
		Values = {1,2,3,4,5,6}
	},
}

Here I installed the Discord color scheme, the only thing I would need to do now is add the color scheme table in Theme.Colors as the 6°th table inside the Items variable.