Mistura: A Brand New Theme for Roblox Studio & VSCode


A tasteful, low contrast remix of the Roblox Studio color palette.

Mistura takes on the classic Studio feel and mixes it up with a fresh new pastel look!
Elegant, easy on the eyes, and crafted with accessibility in mind.
Available for both VSCode & Roblox Studio, so you never have to re-adjust to colors again.

Features

:books: Multi-Language Support

Lua, Luau, JSON & Typescript are all officially supported, along with a variety of other languages with generic support.

:high_voltage: Faster Workflow

Each color has been carefully hand-picked to help you quickly identify where and what you’re looking for!

:eye: Accessibility-First Approach

Crafted to reduce ghosting and visual fatigue, especially for users with contrast sensitivity on dark themes.

:artist_palette: Soft, Low-Contrast Color Palette

Blended tones reduce eye strain and maintain clear syntax separation. Gentle visuals that work equally well in bright or dim environments!

:sparkles: Roblox Studio X Dracula REMIXED

Combines the familiar clarity of Roblox Studio with Dracula’s moody, modern aesthetic for a unique, readable theme!



Color Palette

Installation

Mistura For Roblox Studio

Install the plugin here: create.roblox.com/store/asset/117104366253467

Mistura For VSCode
  1. Open the Extensions sidebar in VS Code. View → Extensions
  2. Search for Mistura, choose “Mistura Theme” by TheMasterBuilder
  3. Click Install to install it
  4. Navigate to File > Preferences > Color Theme > Mistura Theme (or any variants listed)

Known Issues:

  • Some Luau token types may appear miscolored
  • Some Typescript token types may appear miscolored

Roadmap

  • Wide range of language support
  • Color variants
  • Colorblind support

PLEASE LEAVE ISSUES AND FEEDBACK BELOW!
You may also use the GitHub Repository
THANK YOU!

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I would have wanted a VS code theme for roblox studio lol
I tried replicating the one from VS code as closely as I could, but it isn’t the best. I tried searching for the colors, but the simple fact both editors connect colors differently bugs me

Any suggestions on what I could do?

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Hello! If you are asking about consistency between both VSCode and Roblox Studio, I haven’t released the code for the Roblox version yet because I am still fixing language support as this project is a WIP.
As for VSCode, I am currently working on a patch that fixes bugs between LUA syntax not being displayed and missing dependencies.

I have fully updated the theme to support both Roblox Studio & VSCode.
Let me know if you have any issues with the plugin!

you could just use a screen color picker..?

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This looks so cool man :fire:
gonna be using this

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