Go into the Settings → Apperance → User Theme and here you can select the theme typ you want to use.
ℹ️ Default stands for you Profile and might be different in your TeamSpeak Installation!
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Special thanks to all my testers @ImScheinox, @DODO.REH, @LeonMarcelHD and @SYOX.
And especially to everyone at TeamSpeak for implementing the official theming engine!
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New minor version!
`v1.0.1` was released.
In this version the following changed:
>* The Stock Theme selection no longer affects CleanSpeak.
>* Added some missing color corrections.
>* Changed the look and feel of the sidepanel border.
Download
The Download can be found as always in the initial post.
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New minor version!
`v1.0.5` was released.
In this version the following changed:
>* Accommodated for the resent changes in the client.
>* Added a theme variant just for @Screech (performance is subpar)
Download
The Download can be found as always in the initial post.
Amazing theme, the only problem is that after using the multicolored ones (Which I love) my CPU usage triples out. It doesn’t affect me much since even while having the theme on teamspeak only uses %11 (from %3.5) of my cpu; but for users with older computers this might be important to point out in the thread. Maybe if the color animation stopped while the app isn’t focused it could help with the performance impact.
To reiterate, I really like the theme, and plan to keep using the rgb one. Just wanted to know if this was known about and if anything could be done to help mitigate the performance impact.
There is sadly nothing (to my knowledge) that can be done about this.
Intense analysis showed that animation based variable changes which intern result in color changes trigger a full redraw of all components and not just a repaint. This comes down to how the chromium engine works.
When there is plugin support with a JS API in the future it might be possible to handle the animation in JS which could directly set the CSS colors to skip the redraw step.
This is just an idea though that I have not yet tested.
EDIT: This is the exact reason I only added the Screech version when multiple people specifically asked me for it. It has a much higher impact on performance than the other RGB but the animation is smooth.