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Select Dark+ or Light+ from UI: Select Color Scheme from the Command Pallette.

Place the Dark+.tmTheme & Light+.tmTheme file into the User directory.In Sublime Text, open the Command Pallette ( Command+ Shift+ P on OSX, Ctrl+ Shift+ P on Windows/Linux) and choose Browse Packages.Download the Dark+.tmTheme file from GitHubĭownload the Light+.tmTheme file from GitHub.Select Visual Studio Colour Scheme from UI: Select Color Scheme from the Command Pallette.Choose Visual Studio Colour Scheme from the list.Open the Command Pallette ( Command+ Shift+ P on OSX, Ctrl+ Shift+ P on Windows/Linux) and choose Install Package.It is inspired by the syntax highlighting found in the default installation of VSCode Installation Package Control Expand General, then click on Appearance tab, change Theme to Dark.Visual Studio is a colour scheme for Sublime Text 3.

In Eclipse, click Window, then Preferences.ĥ. In Eclipse, click File, Import, select General, Preferences.ģ. Make sure you check the All Settings checkbox, then click Finish.Ģ. Click Browse to select the theme file you just downloaded.ĥ. Click Next, select Yes to save your current settings if you want to, or select No to skip.Ĥ. In Visual Studio, click Tools, Import and export settings, select Import selected environment settings. Therefore I figured out a way to apply monokai theme to my favorite two IDEs, Visual Studio and Eclipse, and I will show you how to do it in this article.Įdit 4: this article works for Visual Studio 2013. Sublime Text 2 is by far my favorite text editor, and personally I am crazy about its default color theme, monokai.īut it is almost impossible to only use Sublime Text in coding, especially when working on bigger projects, where IDE is kind of a must.