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Fixed some bugs

• fixed the color of the checkboxes
• fixed the color of the shaders with curves, now they are blue

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Blender 4.3 adjustments and theme consistency improvements

• Changed radio button color: Darker gray
• Changed viewport grid color: Darker gray

... other minor changes...

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Fixed the "Editor Border" color to match the new Blender 4.3 UI

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updated tagline

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• small fixes

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In this version I focused on correcting some colors and increased the saturation/brightness of some colors

• Changed the color of the active selection: White → Yellow

(in some cases white limited the visibility of the active selection) : now yellow is the active selection color also in UV Editing (I know, it's the 2nd time I've changed it🤦).

• Changed the color of the active element in the Broser File: Gray → Blue
• Changed active element color in the Outliner: Orange → Yellow
• Increased saturation and lighting of many colors in different interfaces

...as usual, other little things...

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What has changed

in order of importance

• Added Tags
• UV Editor Active Color: Green→Purple
• Region Text Color (inactive) is Darker in any workspace
• Now the Blue Selection Color is more Saturated in any workspace (this was the main goal of this theme: more color saturation)
• Active Tabs are Brighter
• Inactive Tabs are Brighter (than before)
• Panel Outline Color has less contrast with the tabs
• Background Color is Darker in some workspace (e.g. File Browser, Image Editor, UV Editor...)
• In workspace with Grid (2D) now the lines have more visible alternating colors
• Panel Background Color now is Darker in any workspace (to eliminate color cuts and standardize the UI)
• Box Color is Brighter

... and other small changes ...

A new version will be coming soon to fix some small imperfections I noticed.

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Changes from Blender's "Professional" theme:

• More vivid icon colors
• "Selection" color: Light blue
• "Active" color: White
• "Active face" color in UV Editing: Green

... and more ...