Base46 Extra

ui.base46 installs the Base46 colorscheme collection as optional theme inventory. It does not change your active colorscheme by itself.

Enable it

-- ~/.config/blak/lua/blak/user.lua
return {
  extras = {
    enabled = {
      "ui.base46",
    },
  },
}

Because this extra adds a plugin, run:

:BlakExtras sync

What it adds

Surface	Contribution
Plugin	duxlabs-dev/base46 (formerly AvengeMedia/base46)
Colorscheme	Base46 base46-* schemes

The plugin loads at startup so the collection shows up in :colorscheme base46-<Tab> completion and colorscheme pickers. Loading it only registers the schemes; your active colorscheme does not change.

Pick a Base46 scheme

Set the active scheme with ui.colorscheme:

return {
  extras = {
    enabled = { "ui.base46" },
  },
  ui = {
    colorscheme = "base46-gruvchad",
  },
}

Blak loads ui.colorscheme during startup. If the scheme cannot be found, Blak warns and falls back to TokyoNight.

To try a scheme for the current session only, run :colorscheme base46-<name>. Restarting Blak returns to ui.colorscheme.

Theme options

Use Blak’s ui.transparent option for transparent backgrounds. It works with every Base46 scheme:

return {
  extras = {
    enabled = { "ui.base46" },
  },
  ui = {
    colorscheme = "base46-mountain",
    transparent = true,
  },
}

Base46’s own options (transparency, integrations, changed_themes, and the rest of its README) go to the plugin spec:

return {
  extras = {
    enabled = { "ui.base46" },
  },
  plugins = {
    specs = {
      { "duxlabs-dev/base46", opts = { term_colors = false } },
    },
  },
}

Disable it

Remove the extra and choose an installed colorscheme:

return {
  ui = {
    colorscheme = "tokyonight-night",
  },
  extras = {
    enabled = {},
  },
}

Then run :BlakExtras sync so lazy.nvim removes the Base46 plugin spec.

See the colorscheme guide for the broader theme model.