v4.2.1
The default theme for almost every node is StyleBoxFlat, but when I’m creating a new StyleBoxFlat in the theme editor, it’s a whole new one without border and shadow and everything, which makes it very hard to mimic the default theme especially when you only want to adjust a few properties a little bit. So is there any way to get to know these default values?
Read the source code.
I think it could be this one
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mrcdk
April 6, 2024, 5:18pm
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You can import the default theme’s styles in a theme using the theme editor. Use the With Data option. It should let you edit the default styleboxes styles. More info Using the theme editor — Godot Engine (stable) documentation in English
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