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OpenSCAD x Nord

Nord is an arctic, north-bluish color palette created by Sven Greb. It consists of sixteen, carefully selected, dimmed pastel colors for a eye-comfortable, but yet colorful ambiance. This port brings Nord color schemes on both OpenSCAD editor and renderer (3D view).

The dark palette:

The light palette:

To be frank, I had to make some adjustments. Nord comes with a limited set of colors, and relying purely on those colors is difficult. For example: in the 3D view, the light and the shadow have effect on the color. I need to avoid situations where the shaded area of an object gets indistinguishable from the dark background. I tried my best, at the same time I admit that it may not be perfect.

Another challenge is the light mode. Other than on its own website, I've never seen an implementation of Nord in bright mode, so I had to be creative and rely on my own judgement. At the same time I also learned from other similar light, bluish themes. I hope you like it.

How To Install & Enable

You can clone the whole repository or download only the required .json files.

Editor:

  1. Go to /editor folder where you can find the dark & light themes.
  2. Download & save those files into OpenSCAD's color scheme editor folder. For example, in Windows it would be C:\Program Files\OpenSCAD (Nightly)\color-schemes\editor
  3. To enable it, go to OpenSCAD's Edit > Preferences > Editor. Find "Color syntax highlighting" dropdown, and choose "Nord Dark" or "Nord Light".

Renderer (3D view):

  1. Go to /render folder where you can find the dark & light themes.
  2. Download & save those files into OpenSCAD's color scheme render folder. For example, in Windows it would be C:\Program Files\OpenSCAD (Nightly)\color-schemes\render
  3. To enable it, go to OpenSCAD's Edit > Preferences > 3D View. Find "Color scheme" list, and choose "Nord Dark" or "Nord Light".

Note: I use OpenSCAD Nightly build on Windows 11 operating system. Your OpenSCAD path might vary depending on the version and operating system used.

More Examples

Attributions

Original author of Nord theme: https://github.com/svengreb

Nord theme repository: https://github.com/nordtheme/nord

OpenSCAD: https://github.com/openscad

Screenshots:

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