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Ability to change the client theme

Xyssto
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Personally, I don't like the current client theme and since substance has a wide variety of themes to choose from, I think it would be a good idea to let the user choose a theme which looks the best for him.

Edited by Xyssto

Well I think this isnt important now, focusing on the bot it self and the API is more important.

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    Well I think this isnt important now, focusing on the bot it self and the API is more important.

     

    Not really, because the developers won't be making the design for the client, the graphics designers will be requested to create them and wouldn't be hard to code the ability change themes on the client.

     

    Also I do like this idea but really maybe in the near further but I wouldn't mind having the ability to change the client theme.

    Like FireTiara said... It would be nice, but I'd rather have the admin's focusing on the client and API now.

    Instead of on the graphical part.

    If an Admin can provide me with the current .PSD for the theme, I can go and make a ton of sample theme's and see what the community thinks.

    I think there should be one good looking theme. Something bright or very dark. But the main focus right now is fixing issues as the bot progresses.

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