A code snippet demonstrating how to use the color scheme was missing. It has been added under the section that describes how to configure the color scheme for terminals.
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Add the majority of the default highlight groups for the syntax and for the editor.
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Add the 12-color palette of the Odyssey color scheme.
Color Main usage Hue Saturation Value #0c0f0f VertSplit 177 20 6 #161c1c Normal background 177 20 11 #1f2928 CursorLine 177 25 16 #283635 Folded 177 25 21 #808c8c LineNr 177 9 55 #aabfbe Normal foreground 177 11 75 #62b3a5 Keyword 170 45 70 #b36262 ErrorMsg 0 45 70 #b3a862 WarningMsg 30 45 70 #62b37d Function 140 45 70 #6298b3 Type 200 45 70 #6270b3 Constant 230 45 70 -
Add the prerequisites to use the colorscheme.
- When Vim is used in a terminal, the 'termguicolors' feature must available and it must be set on. In other words, the color scheme must be used as followed.
set termguicolors colorscheme odyssey-
A ISO-8613-3 compatible terminal is required.
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Otherwise, a GUI version of Vim must be used.