godot-syntax-themes VS godot-vscode-plugin

You can install themes for the script editor as well. You can find them here on github, and it also tells you how to install them.

You'll have to stick with the internal editor. Fortunatelly it's far from being a terrible one. You can go here to get the color theme of vscode, it might help you to feel at home.

If you have a theme installed, you can check your syntax themes at %APPDATA%\Godot\text_editor_themes\ (if on windows).

Hi, I've created a plugin that replicates the functionality of the godot-vscode plugin for viewing documentation with the LSP server. You can customize it to open documentation in different types of views (tabs, split, floating).

Found this for next time you need to try GDscript on vscode https://github.com/godotengine/godot-vscode-plugin

I downloaded VSCode and installed the official add-on. Initially I had an error connecting the language server, but I corrected the remote port number and it connected. Then I tried to refactor some function or variable, but I get the message "No refactorings available". Also, an attempt to switch to a custom method from another script (CTRL + LMB) either does not give anything, or if there is a variable with the same name in the same script, it issues it.

Found a fix for the syntax highlighting. It's a bug caused by conflicts with another extension (jjkim.gdscript). Disabling/uninstalling the other extension fixed the problem.

Debugging is not yet functional I think, https://github.com/godotengine/godot-vscode-plugin/pull/400

Yeah, seems like that's the case. There's additional_options added already, however it's not included in the latest stable release. But you can download the development build and install it in the VS Code instead (Extensions: Install from VSIX command). Then adding "additional_options": "--position 0,0", worked for me, just tested it.