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Plugin Description

"Color Theme Editor" is a plugin specifically designed for Unreal Engine that allows developers to customize the appearance of the editor's interface. This plugin offers more than 25 different themes, grouped into various color categories, providing a visual experience tailored to each user's preferences and needs. It is an essential tool for those looking to enhance the usability and visual appeal of the Unreal Engine editor.

The primary goal of "Color Theme Editor" is to improve the development experience in Unreal Engine by enabling users to adjust the color palette of the editor's interface according to their tastes or project demands. With a wide range of themes, users can choose darker environments that promote concentration during nighttime sessions or opt for lighter and brighter themes for an energizing workspace.

Plugin Content

"Color Theme Editor" includes a total of 25 themes organized into six color categories and the possibility to change the node editor independently

Blue - Clear Sky
Blue - Midnight Depths

Blue - Twilight Azure
Blue - Soft Ocean

Green - Spring Breeze
Green - Shadowed Woods

Green - Forest Twilight
Green - Warzone Vibes

Purple - Lavender Glow
Purple - Midnight Shadow

Purple - Twilight Orchid
Purple - Galaxy Nebula

Dark - Pink Noir
Dark - Crimson Dusk
Dark - Bloodmoon Noir

Dark - Violet Obsidian
Dark - Salem Shadows

Light - Snowball Sunrise
Light - Radiant Glow
Light - Ethereal Aura

Light - Arctic Brilliance
Light - Crystal Clear

Grey - Amber Mist
Grey - Golden Haze
Grey - Scarlet Slate

Grey - Urban Steel
Grey - Blush Concrete

How to Use the Plugin

To begin, download and install the "Color Theme Editor" plugin from the Unreal Engine Marketplace. Once installed, go to the Project Settings section in the main menu of Unreal Engine. Within this section, find the "Color Theme Editor" option under the editor settings.

When you select this option, a menu will appear where you can choose from a variety of available themes. Select your preferred theme, and you'll notice that the change is applied immediately to the editor's interface, reflecting in real-time.

The background of the node editor can be changed from the same window by choosing a color. If you want to choose a different color for the grid than the background, you only have to deactivate the checkbox that is active by default and it will allow you to change the grid color independently.

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