The MacOS interface style recreated in Blender. This is primarily a color overhaul where I used Apple's MacOS dark mode color palette in place of Blender Dark's default colors. Blue is still for modifiers, orange is still for objects, they're just different shades now. Blue is used as the accent color over orange. You shouldn't have any issues adapting from Blender Dark.
Tip: for added MacOS realism, change the Blender interface font to SF Pro Regular, and the monospace font to SF Mono Regular. You can change the interface font in Blender Preferences > Interface > Text Rendering. You can download the Apple SF fonts from https://developer.apple.com/fonts/
v2.0.1 updates the list item selection color to be more similar to MacOS.
I made the checkerboard bigger because I preferred it—I find it easier on the eyes. If you'd like to change the size for yourself, you can edit it under User Interface > Transparent Checkerboard > Checkerboard Size. I have it set at 32 px. The default is 8 px.
Thanks for your theme, very nice!
Hi, that theme is so good, but why my render transparent view is so large? The checker box is bigger than normal.