## Base16 {{scheme-name}}

## Author: {{scheme-author}}

##

# The following matchup is only true if you also changed your terminal emulator

# colors to the same as the scheme you are using.

# 0: #{{base00-hex}}

# 1: #{{base08-hex}}

# 2: #{{base0B-hex}}

# 3: #{{base0A-hex}}

# 4: #{{base0D-hex}}

# 5: #{{base0E-hex}}

# 6: #{{base0C-hex}}

# 7: #{{base05-hex}}

# 8: #{{base03-hex}}

# 9: #{{base09-hex}}

# 10: #{{base01-hex}}

# 11: #{{base02-hex}}

# 12: #{{base04-hex}}

# 13: #{{base06-hex}}

# 14: #{{base0F-hex}}

# 15: #{{base07-hex}}

# 16: #000000

##

# overall background and foreground color

set color_win_fg=default

set color_win_bg=default

# bottom status line

set color_statusline_fg=2

set color_statusline_bg=default

# bottom title line

set color_titleline_fg=2

set color_titleline_bg=default

# top title area

set color_win_title_fg=2

set color_win_title_bg=default

set color_win_title_attr=bold

# command-line colors

set color_cmdline_bg=default

set color_cmdline_fg=default

set color_error=1

set color_info=6

# separator of windows

# should be black

set color_separator=16

# unselected currently playing track's text

set color_win_cur=13

# active selection for currently playing track

set color_win_cur_sel_bg=default

set color_win_cur_sel_fg=3

set color_win_cur_sel_attr=underline

# inactive selection for currently playing track

set color_win_inactive_cur_sel_bg=default

set color_win_inactive_cur_sel_fg=13

# active selection

set color_win_sel_bg=default

set color_win_sel_fg=3

set color_win_sel_attr=underline

# inactive selection

set color_win_inactive_sel_bg=default

set color_win_inactive_sel_fg=1

# directory listing color

set color_win_dir=default