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How do i install this

Open schroef opened this issue 7 years ago • 4 comments

I tried adding the folder to user package folder but nothing shows. Im using sublime 3 on OSX 10.11.6

schroef avatar Nov 12 '17 09:11 schroef

SOrry never mind. Most items only show when i drop them in the user folder. It seems this one needs to be put outside this folder. Perhaps add some install help for dummies like me ;)

schroef avatar Nov 12 '17 09:11 schroef

You can/should install the package via Package Control like any other ST plugins, too. This way it gets updated and you don't need to care about internals.

It shows entries for all packages out of the box, which provide a *.skins file containing the information about the theme/color to apply. Means it depends on theme authors to provide the information required to show up there package via Skins.

You can define your own skins by calling "UI: Save Skin". Those will be placed into the Packages/User/Saved Skins.skins file. It will save the theme and color-scheme by default.

deathaxe avatar Nov 12 '17 10:11 deathaxe

I get some error when i try to install that, doesnt work like described from the site using the console.

schroef avatar Nov 12 '17 11:11 schroef

You mean Package Control fails to install? Maybe it fails validating the server certificate due to any firewall/proxy or network antivirus?

To install any package manually, you can download the zipped master https://github.com/deathaxe/sublime-skins/archive/master.zip and extract it to the Data/Packages folder, so it contains a folder named Skins with the content of the Code site.

Nearly each ST package provides information about manual installation. Its nothing else here.

deathaxe avatar Nov 12 '17 18:11 deathaxe